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How Exhausted!

Author: L_xe Akasia
last update publish date: 2024-02-27 02:11:59
Eve had many things that I didn't have in my life. Even though she tried in a way to get wealthy that I thought was wrong, she could still get everything she wanted. Thus, even though she was on a normal path like me before, a path that accepts fate as it was without thinking about how to start a new life, I'm sure Eve would still have what I didn't have because she was destined to have such a beautiful face, and was also destined to be able to get love from the man she loved.

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  • Definitely Divorce You   Let's Live Happily

    Bima rolled out of the elevator and maneuvered his wheels toward the hospital doors.His hands stopped moving the moment Riven stepped inside. Their gazes locked.Riven kept walking until he was close to Bima, stopping right in front of him.The hospital staff whispered among themselves.Visitors walking past turned to look at them.A visitor standing in front of the elevator even forgot to get in until the doors closed."I worked my fingers to the bone at your request to stack up cash, and you end up torturing yourself with animal drugs?" Riven's voice was cold. His gaze was full of disappointment."Take me to therapy."Bima's voice was cold. His gaze shifted away."You're not going to answer me?" Riven grabbed the collar of Bima's t-shirt.Bima's gaze shifted back to him.He swatted Riven's hand away."Take me to therapy!" Bima shouted.All eyes instinctively turned toward him with whispers."There's no point in taking you to therapy if you're still taking that stuff!" Riven's voice

  • Definitely Divorce You   The Door Closed

    “You really are a spoiled brat,” sneered Shirley as she entered, pushing Bima’s wheelchair into the hospital.“Shut your mouth or I’ll tear it apart until you can’t speak anymore,” Bima’s voice was cold and sharp.“Fine, Mr. Spoiled Bima,”Bima instinctively turned his head back. His eyes glared at Shirley.Shirley’s lips pulled to the side, mocking him. Daring Bima.“Just wait until I can stand again. I’ll make your whole family regret what you’ve all done,” Bima’s voice came out from his clenched, grinding teeth.They stopped in front of the elevator doors, stepping inside as the doors opened.Shirley turned Bima’s chair facing the door.Her eyes caught Rima, who was running in a panic as she entered the hospital.Bima held the elevator door to stop it from closing.His eyes were cold toward Rima, but his lips curved to the side as if looking down on her.“Get in fast or I’ll close it,” Bima said to Rima, who had stopped running.Rima’s breath came in ragged gasps, exhausted.Rima a

  • Definitely Divorce You   Please... Take Me To Farhan

    “Don't blame me because you were born utterly helpless, Rima,” Riven stood up, turning around.The sound of his shoes tapped against the floor.He stood right beside me.I kept my head bowed.My chest burned. Rising and falling.My shoulders tensed up.If I hit him... would I go to jail?Or should I just hit him anyway.To ease my depression a little.I lifted my head. Glancing quickly at Riven, who was leaning down slightly beside me.“I’ll kill that son of yours. I’ll actually do it...” I threatened.Riven’s eyes widened spontaneously.He reached for his phone.[She says she’s going to kill you]Typing a message I could read.He was texting Bima?[She wouldn't dare kill me. She would've done it from the start if she wanted to]Asshole.Right... that was Bima.So he’d been texting Bima this whole time?Riven flashed a mocking smile at me.“Try it if you’ve even got the guts?” His teeth showed, his eyes playing with me as if I were some toy he could toss around however he pleased.I w

  • Definitely Divorce You   All I Want is a Divorce

    I shifted my gaze out the glass wall to the small garden.Hallen.Quiet.The hanging sign showed a closed sign.Riven had booked the entire restaurant just to talk to me.Dozens of customers walked past and left.Occasionally glancing our way through the transparent glass wall.My gaze snapped over as the soft sound of a thud echoed across the table.A small silver suitcase lay in front of me.On that table—the table standing as a barrier between me and Riven.The suitcase popped open."Two million dollars, sign that agreement,"My eyes stared straight at the cash in that suitcase. Right beside the money sat a few sheets of paper.Riven smiled faintly, one eyebrow raised as if he felt like he'd won a match.Should I just take this money and run?Run…No need to even think about a divorce.My life would be free, and I’d have a ton of cash.Yeah…Head off to another country."Take the money. It's the fruit of your hard work," Riven said.Another small suitcase dropped right beside the o

  • Definitely Divorce You   I just Want A Divorce

    I don't understand why someone as important as him would come to see me.Bima’s father—Riven.I had only seen him once while Bima was in a coma, but after that, he never showed up again.Never visited his son.Never even sent money, maybe.Maybe?My eyes widened on reflex.Could it be that he was the one who called me earlier?He spread both of his arms wide.A few customers in the shop started looking in his direction.Their whispers drifted slightly into my ears.[So dashing][Such a cool daddy][I want to be loved by a daddy like that too][Look at his suit. Every single piece is high-end]“What are you waiting for?” Riven crossed his arms over his chest, his other hand rubbing his chin. “Don’t tell me you don’t want to hug your father-in-law?”I took a deep breath while lowering my head.“I’m sorry, but I’m not Bima’s wife. I was just his servant, and I’ve already resigned,” I replied.My chin rose, my eyes locking with his widening ones.“What do you mean?” Riven’s hand dropped t

  • Definitely Divorce You   The Wrong Account

    Riven’s secretary stepped into the office, holding an orange file folder."Are all the transfer receipts ready?" Riven snatched the folder right out of his secretary's hands."Yeah, Sir," his secretary replied, standing at attention, waiting for orders."Hmm… Rima Amaldian."Riven’s thumbs hammered away at his phone screen.The corner of his mouth twitched into a smirk after checking the transfer confirmation from his account.A second later, his brow pinched.He dialed a contact on his cell."Hello, Honey," Amanda’s voice chimed through the speaker."Don't play dumb with me," Riven’s voice dropped, cold and razor-sharp."Fine. I'll send it over right now."Riven ended the call, dropped his phone on the desk, and tapped the screen.He glanced down as his phone lit up.Amanda’s text came through.Rima’s number.His hand shot out like lightning, grabbing the phone to dial Rima instantly.He leaned back casually, his chair drifting in slow circles to the right and left.The line connecte

  • Definitely Divorce You   Servant Will Be A Servant, Not More

    My head still hurt, but I had to prepare breakfast for Bima. Healthy and nutritious food that could improve the condition of his bones. "Give me Eve’s number!" I smiled faintly, a little happy because finally I no longer needed to be a liaison between the two of them. "Here!" I gave my cell phone

  • Definitely Divorce You   "Good Grief!" A Man with His Deep Love

    It couldn't be helped. I had felt sorry for Bima because of the way Eve treated that man so badly all this time, while he still trusted her completely. How could that damn woman give medicine to paralyze animals to a man with whom she had been in a love relationship for so long? If my mother became

  • Definitely Divorce You   How Freaking Crazy!

    "Please listen to me just once!" I almost cried in front of the doctor who was holding my arm. He was definitely going to take me to court. "Talk about it later at the police station!" this doctor interrupted. He didn't allow me to give even the slightest explanation. "Just give me five minu

  • Definitely Divorce You   That Eve With Unreasonable Lies

    From the beginning, when we met each other, Bima always insulted me. He said that my father was a disgusting cheat and the fruit never fell far from the tree. That fruit was me. By the way, we lived in the same housing complex in the past, and when we went to school, we were in the same high school

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