Ex-Husband, We're Divorced!

marriage like this, Isabella didn't hold many expectations. She thought that as long as she fulfilled her role as a wife, it would be

haring a bed with-handsome, wealthy, powerful-flawless. Yet now

en?" Theodore's voice was soft, but it carried a co

a good and necessary thing." replied the elderly man, his tone earnest and since

as about to knock but then momentarily

nce: "Grandfather, let me make this clear one more time. I w

wed by the sound of a teacup shattering on the

to the nearby bathroom. In her panic, h

to her heart, so intense i

ge on her phone. It was from Rosemary Th

nying text

e for three years, and he still doesn't l

oing something so humiliating and lacking in self-respect. If i

dore that Isabella learned he a

out her husband and the then-popular star, Rosem

ld still build a happy marriage. She resigned from h

t was that, thr

the bathroom, the door was abruptly push

Theodore, approaching. His face was icy, and his black suit only

ave a child with you? Isabella, your tactics have

e years ago, you climbed into my bed to become Mrs. Wang, and n

ale as she bit down hard

e sneered, his eyes full of mockery: "Now that you've overheard, you know my stance on this.

ench her fists tightly, her nail

but hearing him describe her as "disgusting"

lessly to live up to the title of Mr

t now, she realized his heart was a glacier-ancient and

years, have you ever... ev

trembling as she mustered all

heart flicker with an inexplicabl

h cold detachment:

red the last bit of resolve in Isabella

erself. What had all her efforts

said quietly. She turne

heodore instinctively took a step forward but quickly stopped, his gaze darkenin

.

rely wanted to think about anything a

from Ro

content of the message: "I am

art to stay. After touching up makeup and adjusting her mood, she

she felt lost. Was

uld never allow his child to be born o

but wouldn't end happily. This would at

, she took a show

omeone roughly bit her lips. The man's a

it was Theodore. Had he come back

ung. Isabella abruptly pushed him of

efoot off the bed. She glanced at Theodore, whose face was dark and broodin

Theodore's cold, indifferent face

eeded an outlet. Isabella's unconscious responses in her sleep had

e saw it as just ano

sour ache in her heart, and repeated her word

ace darkened

ack against the headboard, squintin

gether, saying nothing, lett

I need to remind you that your father's and your lazy brother's company has been losing mo