Cry Your Eyes Out by My Tomb

Hanson Bowen believes Judith Green threw him away, and he is right about the leaving and wrong about the reason. Six years ago she was a rich family's daughter, spoiled and careless about everything, and he was a poor, lonely, talented young man in a cheap white shirt. Six years later she is a single mother scraping by and he sits on the Forbes billionaire list. When they meet again he leans close to her ear, eyes red, and says he owes the man he has become to her. She tips her head back to keep the tears in and answers that then he should thank her, because without her he would still be the same poor boy with nothing. Later he backs her into a corner and asks how she dared marry another man and have a child.