Chapter 61
Chapter 3
Chapter 3
“Raven Cross, don’t push it too far p>
Declan didn’t even flinch as he pulled the hairpin from his shoulder and tossed it on the floor.
“Ruby’s anemic. Besides, your dad died because he was unlucky-don’t drag innocent people into this p>
“Fine, then let’s get divorced,” I blurted out.
“Not happening p>
“Everything’s possible. You used to say you’d never cheat, but here you are with a side piece p>
I looked at them both with cold eyes.
Right on cue, my lawyer arrived and handed over a divorce agreement.
Ruby’s barely-formed smile instantly vanished because Declan immediately tore the agreement to shreds.
“Go ahead and rip it up-I had thousands of copies made p>
“Raven… please p>
I spoke each word clearly:
“Don’t you understand? I want you to personally slit her wrists and ankles and drain three bowls of blood p>
Declan’s gaze fell on Ruby.
Ruby immediately started trembling.
“Declan, I’m anemic! Besides, God doesn’t like imperfect followers. And also p>
She looked up at me, her eyes cunning.
“I’m pregnant with Declan’s baby. I’m not like you-I haven’t been passed around so much that my body’s too messed up to have kids p>
Her words struck me like lightning, leaving me completely shattered.
I gritted my teeth and lunged at her, throwing a hard punch straight at her stomach.
“RAVEN p>
Declan’s grip on my wrist was iron hard, as if he might crush my bones.
“Was Ruby wrong? Isn’t that the truth? Raven, Ruby and I have been confessing your sins at church all this time p>
“You should be atoning for what you’ve done instead of having a breakdown here p>
My vision went black for a moment.
“Atoning? What did I do wrong p>
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Declan’s expression grew increasingly cruel in my eyes.
“You didn’t do anything wrong? Weren’t you the one who killed my mother because you got bitter after sleeping around p>
“My mother did nothing wrong! Why did she have to die because of you p>
I laughed hysterically until tears streamed down my face.
“You’re saying she did nothing wrong p>
“Fine. whatever-it’s all my fault, OK? But the biggest fault I ever made was marrying you p>
How foolish we were to have loved each other so deeply once.
I loved him so much that when his mother had cancer and wanted to use my blood as treatment, I didn’t hesitate to slash my own wrists.
Even when I was pushed into that dark room with countless hands reaching out to assault me, I still believed-believed that Declan loved me.
I still remember his mother’s cold, mocking face.
She said:
“Raven, if a woman is damaged, tell me-will Declan still want you p>
Later, I stopped everyone from trying to save her.
His mother was still laughing:
“Raven, you’ve lost your womb and your purity-you’ll never have Declan’s pure love p>
But the night after she died, Declan held me firmly in his arms.
By then, my lawyer handed me a fresh divorce agreement at just the right moment.
With trembling hands, fighting back tears, I signed my name and threw it at Declan.
“Let’s divorce. How could a sinner like me compare to your pure little Ruby p>
I saw Declan’s angry expression cool by a few degrees, but after hearing Ruby’s crying, he snorted coldly, grabbed the pen, and signed his own
name.
“You want to play divorce games so badly? Fine, I’ll play along! But Raven, even after we’re divorced, you’ll only ever belong to me p>
“I told you-we’re staying together until death p>
“Let me see how long you last this time before you come crawling back p>
Such passionate words now made me want to vomit.
True, this wasn’t my first time asking for divorce.
But this time-remarry? Never again.
Not only that-I was going to make them lose everything!
I took the divorce papers and limped away.
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You Traded Our Son for Her? Your ‘Happy’ Ending Just Crashed, Asshole!
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