After the Divorce, He Cried and Begged for Remarriage

In the third year of marriage, my husband James Hill fell in love with his assistant Fiona Winston.

The two of them secretly showed affection for each other, and appeared on the topic list more than once.

I asked for a divorce.

But James laughed frivolously, saying, "If she wants a divorce, then get one. I don't need her."

"Don't come back crying and begging me. I won't forgive her so easily this time."

Of course, I didn't go to find him.

But unexpectedly, that popular celebrity, who was adored by thousands, turned red with rare jealousy when he saw me kissing someone else.

"Chole, do you really not want me anymore?"

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I was drenched on my way to work in a sudden rainstorm.

When I called James to bring me clothes, he was still sleeping.

"Okay, got it. I'll be right there."

Hanging up the phone, I stood downstairs at the company for three hours, but James didn't appear.

I called him again.

"Sorry, Chole, I fell asleep again."

"I stayed up all night and couldn't get up. Why don't you take a taxi home and change clothes, or call a delivery person?"

His casual tone made me angry. Before I questioned him, my tears came down first.

"Then you go back to sleep."

After saying that, I hung up the phone.

People were coming and going at the company entrance. When they passed by me, their eyes intentionally or unintentionally fell on me. I felt extremely embarrassed.

It was difficult to get a taxi in such heavy rain.

I opened WhatsApp and prepared to shamelessly ask my bestie Aurora to come pick me up.

But my attention was attracted by a tweet posted by Fiona, James's assistant, an hour ago.

"Thank you, James, for taking me home in the rain."

The picture attached was taken inside a car.

I stared at the picture for a long time, repeatedly convincing myself that it was just a coincidence.

But I couldn't fool myself after all.

Because I had been in this car countless times.

It was James's car.

No wonder he couldn't come to pick me up. He was actually giving someone else a ride.

It turned out that I was the only one who had been stuck in the same place for so many years.