Cheyenne Lamb Bordeaux was one of the only women in the world who could claim that the fortune she had amassed was entirely her own — not a cent owed to a husband or a benefactor.
She had grit, and her wealth was a testament to this grit. Born into a crumbling legacy, Cheyenne inherited The Bordeaux Corporation from her father — a once-proud name reduced to a hollow shell by his reckless gambles and mismanagement.
At 19, she'd taken the reins, staring down a mountain of debt and a boardroom of skeptics who saw her as little more than a girl playing dress-up.
But she took the challenge. She attended business school, sort after a diploma, got her degrees, certificate, graduated top of the class and went into practice before fully taking control of TBC.
She had no time for doubters, or for boys and men who began to seek after her as she grew more beautiful and intelligent.
