Ex-Husband After Divorce

"How?" Lydia screamed again. She had just woken up when she heard her alarm go off. But as soon as she turned to the other side of the bed, still sleepy, Lydia's half-closed eyes collided with a sight she thought was only found in movies or novels. Slowly, Lydia moved her eyes to look at herself. Even without removing the blanket, Lydia could feel that she was wearing nothing, but still she peered under the blanket and almost squealed. "What's going on?" muttered Lydia as she crept up to lean against the headboard. "Be quiet."The baritone voice she knew so well made Lydia jump. She turned her head and was shocked to see the man with his back to her. "Oh, my God. Polar bear," Lydia muttered under her breath. Lydia jumped when the man moved again. Fortunately, she didn't wake up, just mumbling in her sleep. Not wanting to stay in that place any longer, Lydia got out of bed. Then she picked up her clothes, flinching occasionally when Reino moved or mumbled in his sleep. "Oh, my

"Ugh..." Lydia winced and then grimaced in pain as she got up from the toilet seat and walked to the sink. After washing her hands, Lydia looked at her reflection in the mirror. Even to the naked eye, she could clearly see the red spots on her neck. There weren't many, but one stood out the most. Around the base of Lydia's neck were faint finger-like marks. As if she had been strangled. And there was no need to ask whose fingerprints they were. They were Reino Andersen's. "This is really crazy. How could it be like that? That polar bear almost killed me." Lydia, remembering the events of last night, got goosebumps. It really had been a hot and brutal night. Lydia had to remember to cover this up for a while in the afternoon before her mother and brother came home."Shitting hurts so much, God," Lydia mumbled after she managed to get back on her bed. Lydia was in so much pain right now. Everyone says that making love is so good, but what is this? The process was fun, but the pain

"Going home already, Lyd?" Revan immediately got up from his chair as Lydia walked towards the door of the room while looking at her cell phone. "Yup. But I want to find an online taxi first." Lydia showed him her phone with a smile. "I'm about to go home too, I can take you home." Revan quickly picked up his backpack. "I happen to have an extra helmet today." Lydia's steps stopped and she stared at her colleague for a moment. If she was honest, Lydia was actually uncomfortable being carried by someone of the opposite sex she wasn't too close to. That's why she always preferred online taxis to motorcycle taxis. But since it was still the middle of the month and her finances were low, she said yes. "But I didn't go straight home. I have a meeting with my friends first and it looks like it's a bit far," said Lydia. Lydia explained. "Where is it?" Lydia mentioned the name of a cafe and Revan immediately agreed to take her there. He said he happened to have some business nearby

"Thank you." Lydia smiled as she took the red plastic handed to her by the online motorcyclist. Lydia then hurried back to the lobby of her office. It was after hours and people were starting to leave the office building. And it seemed that Lydia was the only one who actually ran inside, towards the bathroom on the first floor. Unfortunately, because she was in too much of a hurry, Lydia bumped into someone. "I'm sorry, sir. I wasn't looking at the road." Lydia immediately lowered her head to apologize to the person she had bumped into. Actually, Lydia didn't pay attention to who she bumped into, but from the clothes she knew it was a man. And Lydia didn't expect the package of medicine she was holding, labeled with an online health app, to fall to the ground and be picked up by the man. "Are you sick?" The deep baritone voice startled Lydia. She immediately looked up to find Reino holding her plastic medicine. Lydia had tried desperately to avoid the man, but why did they k

"What's that?" muttered Lydia when she felt something stuck under her keyboard. "Ah, Mr. Reino was sitting there when he checked the report. Maybe it was a paper clip that got stuck earlier." Kiara, who heard Lydia's muttering, replied immediately. Lydia's mouth opened wide when she heard Kiara's sentence. She had just heard that Reino had been sitting in her place when she had visited earlier. Luckily, Lydia returned after the man had left. For some reason, Lydia had the thought that what was under her keyboard was not a paper clip that had accidentally gotten stuck. And when she picked up her keyboard, there was a little yellow paper clip. Not just one, but several. With slow movements, so as not to be seen by the people around her, Lydia picked up the papers and unfolded them. She was no longer surprised to find almost identical writing on them. "Meet me in the basement parking lot after work. Watch out if you are late. I'll