tina'

Tessa and her mother burst out laughing, their laughter echoing through th

my face. But this time, I didn't cling to him. I just s

riage, like it was some transaction. And don't even get me started on your sister-she congratulated me for finally getting rid of you. Even your family doesn't love you

cold stare that almost made me flinch. I knew he wa

ever treated right in the first place and was even forced to marry Damien by my f

ay something, but Caelina suddenl

tly shifting to her as though I no longer existed. His eyes softened, and

ed to rest, Damien," Caelina murmured, her v

ckup. Nothing must happen to my grandchild," my mother-in-law said in concern. Then

arm around Caelina and leading her out of th

t. I was still trying to process everything at once. What was happening? Why

a pathetic, lost dog. She looks so ridiculous, st

lse do you expect from someone so worthless? It's almos

llected myself. Despite everything, a single thought crossed my mind: I needed to see Father. I needed him to speak

ps toward the door, but before I could leave, my mother-in-law g

tell me you're running after them," she

't know I had that made her stumble back, a shocked expre

uttered, pointing an a

t her. "I'll be back, and I'm not divorcing your son

and, ready to slap me, but I caught her wrist mid-air and, without hesitation, I threw her onto the groun

ll fix this," I said through gritted teeth before walking to

e car. When he saw me, he moved to open the backseat

me to take you to the hospital?" he asked in concern as he noticed my state, but I t

ught to hold back the tears that threatened to spill, focusing all my energy on the road. It was hard to

their guns at me. But the moment I stepped out of the car, they recogn

rst sight that greeted me was my stepmother and half-sister, g

a smirk, but I walked past them, my focus solely on reaching my fat

looked up from the papers in his hands, frowning as h

r from it, but I didn't know where I found the courage

to Damien. He's going to divorce me, and I... I can't let that happen, so please t

he dropped the papers on the desk. For a moment, I wondered if he had heard me at all. His expression remai

anything right-can't keep your child, can't keep your husba