After the Break, I Resisted His Allure

Mia Collins sent me an ultrasound picture of her pregnancy and forced me to break up with my boyfriend.

I looked at Kevin Park who was avoiding my gaze.

I smiled and quickly went through the divorce procedure to fulfill their dream of being together.

After giving birth to the child, Mia was beaten by Kevin and covered with bruises.

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My name was Katherine Wilson, and I was a pharmacist.

I married my husband Kevin for seven years and had a six-year-old daughter, Kathy. It was said that most couples would get tired of each other after being together for seven years.

But we were different. Kevin was family-oriented and had no bad habits. All in all, he was a qualified husband.

I prepared dinner at home and waited for Kevin to get off work to celebrate our seventh wedding anniversary.

I waited a long time, but Kevin still hadn't been back, so I was about to call him.

I saw the post of Kevin's secretary Mia on Instagram.

"I'm pregnant with my love's kid."

Looking at this ultrasound picture, I glanced at Kathy who was playing with toys, and then returned to my room.

I didn't get angry but took a screenshot and saved it calmly.

When Kevin came in, I invited him to dinner as usual.

After dinner, as usual, Kevin washed the dishes like a good husband.

But his evasive gaze and attempted calmness still exposed his abnormality.

After cleaning up, he took the initiative to carry the garbage downstairs. An hour later, I received a call from him saying that there was something urgent at the company and he had to go back to work overtime.

As usual, I told him to come back early.

The next morning, I went to the company as usual to bring him meals and blood pressure medication. I carefully watched him take the medication before I prepared to leave.

Mia saw me and came forward to hold my arm enthusiastically.

"Katherine, you are so virtuous. No wonder Kevin always says he is blessed."

I smiled at her.

"Then I'll introduce you to someone similar to him."

She smiled awkwardly and let go of my hand, saying, "No need, Katherine, I already have someone I like."