Sorry, This Script Has No Divorce Ending

Steven Miller finds himself inside a story he already knows, as its male lead. In the story the lead's wife is rich and uses a wheelchair, and a villain talks him into divorcing her. Steven takes one look at his wife and at her money and decides to hold on to her instead. Her first love, a man she grew up with, has been hovering around her, wanting her for himself. Steven drives him off. This is unlike anything her husband did before and it startles her. Steven then takes her out in a sports car and drives fast with her beside him, and when the people around her fuss over her body he asks them why they all have to be so careful. He treats her as if the wheelchair were not there, and she begins to warm to him. A project competition comes up at the company. The first love works against Steven behind the scenes. Steven already knows how this part of the plot goes and uses it to take first place, and his wife starts to see him differently. At her grandfather's birthday dinner the first love complains about Steven to the family. Steven puts on dance music and dances with his wife in front of everyone, and it pulls her some way out of the shadow she has been living under. The first love then brings in Steven's ex-girlfriend to help break the couple up. Their schemes fail one after another, and the jealousy on both sides pushes Steven and his wife closer together. Later it comes out that the first love has been after the family's fortune all along, and Steven, who has prepared for this, has him caught.