Chapter 4 Let’s Divorce
When I woke up, I found myself in the hospital, everything around me a sterile shade of white.
A strong scent of perfume hit me, and as I opened my eyes, I saw Alissa’s smug face grinning at me.
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“Mrs. David, you’re truly pathetic. To Lionel and Dion, you’re not even worth a single strand of my hair.”
“Especially after you had the baby. Now Lionel just finds you even more disgusting.”
“Isn’t it funny? You gave up your career, nearly died giving birth, and the child you had isn’t even yours–it’s mine!”
She laughed breathlessly and sent me a video through a messaging app.
In the video, the two of them were lost in each other, gasping and moaning in ways that were unmistakably intimate.
“Lionel, how can you hold it in like this? Is Mrs. David really that unsatisfying?” Alissa’s voice was teasing.
“That day in the delivery room was so foul and nauseating. Just thinking about it makes me want to throw up! If I didn’t need to see our child, I wouldn’t have gone in. You have no idea–I had nightmares for days afterward!”
Lionel’s voice was low, almost regretful.
“Just thinking about it, and then seeing her disgusting belly, I couldn’t
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even bring myself to touch her.”
“I’m glad you didn’t have to go through that. Don’t worry, I’ve already had the procedure done!”
Alissa laughed with satisfaction, and the video quickly shifted to the two of them tangled up again.
Alissa proudly showed me the video, her face filled with triumph, expecting me to collapse in hysterics. But instead, I just stared at her, completely unmoved.
My heart had been shattered into a thousand pieces, too numb to feel anything.
BRIEL
There was a knock at the door, and Lionel and Dion walked in.
Dion gave me a cautious glance, as if trying to figure out if I was
angry.
Lionel, too, looked a little guilty. “Alice, I just wanted to teach you a lesson. I forgot you were hurt in the snow, and I didn’t think you’d end up in the hospital.”
“But you’re not blameless either. After all these years, you still owe Alissa an apology.”
I shot them a cold, mocking glance, a smirk curling at my lips. “Lionel, let’s get a divorce.”
“You’re joking, right? Are you threatening me with divorce? What’s going to happen to the child if we divorce? Just calm down and think about it before you come back to me.”
Lionel suddenly snapped, dragging Alissa and Dion out of the room, slamming the door behind them.
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I quietly stood up, grabbed a taxi, went home to pack my things, and booked a flight to Moscow.
“Mr. Hancock, please file the divorce papers for me. According to the agreement, I want a divorce and 90% of the David family’s assets. I also have more evidence that will work in my favor. You’ll see it soon.”
With that, I pulled up a recording from the hospital room an hour ago and posted it online, along with the video of Lionel and Alissa.
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Chapter 5 I’m Leaving
After leaving the hospital room, Lionel couldn’t shake the feeling of unease. He picked up his phone several times, but there were no new
messages.
“Lionel, you’ve finally got some time to spend with us. Don’t rush back just yet,” Alissa cooed, pulling him by the hand and refusing to let go.
“Alright, let’s go to your favorite restaurant,” he said, forcing a smile.
He linked arms with her as they entered the restaurant and placed their order. Dion bounced along happily, calling out “Mommy, Daddy!” as he skipped beside them.
“Excuse me, pack a soup to go and make sure it’s cooked just right. I’ll take it with me after we’re done eating.” Lionel instructed as they sat down.
Alissa frowned, a flicker of resentment flashing in her eyes. She knew that I always loved the soup from this place.
As they sat at the table, Alissa watched Lionel, who seemed distracted and distant, and she bit her lip. “Lionel, after this, have the driver take Dion home, and then we…”
With a sultry glance, Alissa lifted her foot and gently hooked her heel around Lionel’s calf.
His throat tightened as he hesitated for a moment before finally nodding.
Once they left the restaurant, they wasted no time checking into a
