A Bad Marriage, I Don’t Want it Anymore!

My mother-in-law was hospitalized with cancer and my husband, Nolan Alexander, held a wedding-themed party at home without telling me.

Meanwhile, our one-year-old daughter was at home and was abandoned.

My husband did not answer my phone call and sent away the doctor I called.

Unfortunately, as soon as I got home, my daughter had died.

I had a big fight with Nolan and then he left with his female friend.

Until after his daughter was cremated, he regretted it.

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"Marry him! Marry him!"

Maria Scheunemann, my husband's female friend, was wearing my wedding dress and high heels, then she was even exchanging rings with him.

Meanwhile, my one-year-old daughter had already lost her breath and her face had turned blue and purple.

I collapsed on the ground, too sad to even cry.

"Give me a kiss! Give me a kiss!" Maria said in a flirtatious tone.

Seeing that, my body reacted much faster than my brain, I rushed over with a glare in my eyes and pushed her to the ground.

"What are you doing?" Nolan pulled me away with an angry look on his face and asked, "Juliette, aren't you in the hospital taking care of my mom? You're back to slacking off again? Don't forget that my mom is in the hospital because of you."

My face flushed and I could hardly breathe.

My mother-in-law was in the late stage of cancer.

However, Nolan stubbornly believed that it was caused by me letting my mother-in-law take care of the child.

I looked at him with sadness and anger, then said, "If I didn't come back, how would I know that you were holding a wedding party at home? Nolan, did you know that you're married?"

"Also, is this how you take care of Alice? Did you know that Alice died?"

His daughter was crying so loudly and struggling so violently, but he did not notice it at all.

He did not answer my phone call and sent away the doctor I called.

Maria stood in front of Nolan, her eyes full of provocation towards me. "Juliette, this is a theme party. You, a housewife, won't understand it," she said.

She turned around and adjusted Nolan's tie, her voice somewhat aggrieved.

"Besides, if you're jealous, there's no need to threaten Nolan with your daughter, right? If you don't like me, I can leave."

Nolan immediately pulled the girl behind him and looked at me with a frown and displeasure.

"Ignore her. She's been acting crazy lately."

My heart felt like it had been stabbed in an instant.

The first thing my husband did was not to check on our child, but to say that I was crazy.

"Aren't you tired of being suspicious all the time?" he spoke impatiently.

I chuckled self-deprecatingly.

Tired?

He asked, wasn't I tired?

Of course, I was very tired.

He and I had quarreled countless times because of Maria and every time he said they were only friends.

To this day, he had abandoned his child and even played the role of someone else's groom.

"Juliette, are you spying on me again? Can you please stop being unreasonable? You really don't know that you're really suffocating me."

He looked at me with a hint of disgust in his eyes.

How would I know that my daughter's life was hanging by a thread if I did not watch the surveillance video?

What was even crueler, her own father drove away her hope of survival.

Wasn't it him who was even more suffocating me?

My husband spent every day fooling around with his female friend and now he did not care about our daughter's life or death at all.

If he took a step forward, he could see his daughter's blue and purple face.

But he did not, he just said I was being unreasonable.

I felt so disheartened.

"Let's get a divorce."