Masuk‘PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE.’ “And where exactly would you go after the divorce?” Felix scorned. “Have you forgotten you had nothing when grandma took you in?” He added, giving her a dismissive once-over. There was no hint of surprise on his face regarding the divorce news, which all the more showed how much he disliked her. Wren has spent three years of her life trying to be the perfect housewife to an unloving man. But when she’s pushed to the wall, she’s forced to retaliate. However she has no idea what is waiting for her on the other side. Happiness at last or worse chaos?
Lihat lebih banyak“Hii.”May, who was busy sorting out some laundry from the wardrobe, craned her neck back and saw Elara peeking through the bedroom door.“Hi, yourself. Need anything?”“Nope,” Elara said casually, coming in and closing the door gently behind herself.“You hardly come into my room when you don't need anything.” May continued folding her clothes.“Ahh,” Elara breathed out as she plopped down at the edge of May's bed. “I came to tease you about you and your dear husband.”“What?” May chuckled, turning her head again.“See? Your face just turned red!”May patted her cheeks, then felt them with the back of her hands. “What? No.”May giggled, resting back on her hands and crossing her legs as she revelled in the jiving of her stranger-turned-friend-turned-sister.Right outside the building, Carlos was busy washing his truck with a hose. His trousers were folded up to his knees, shirt sleeves up to his elbows. He slowed down with what he was doing when he noticed someone hanging around the
One thing that helped keep May's mind away from her current circumstances was working in the garden. There she could spend as much time as she needed without thinking of anything else beyond the four corners of the fence surrounding the place.She wore a wide straw hat to keep the glare of the sun off her face, digging around the base of a pepper plant with her fingers.She noticed a pair of shoes coming into the corner of her vision, but kept her hands in the dirt and didn't look up.“What are you doing here?”He came closer, holding the screen of his phone in front of her face.“Here, I found a photo.”A bit hesitantly, she stopped when she was doing and glanced at the screen from the shade of her hat.It was a photo showing a younger her, in a wedding dress and a younger Felix who locked his arm around her waist. Both smiled at the camera like a happy couple.At some point she had to take the phone from him to observe the picture properly. She did look younger and more bubbly. Must
Isabella rushed in. “Mija, what's the matter? My goodness did you try to remember again? Mija, what is it?”She came and knelt beside her on the floor, giving her comforting pats on the back.“I thought we agreed you weren't going to force it and let it.come to you more naturally. I don't like what it does to you. It’s not good for you.”May, still heaving heavily, managed to say, “I’m okay. I’m alright.”“Do you want some water?”May nodded, still holding her head.“Let me get you some water….oh mija…”Isabella rushed to the sink and returned with a glass of cool water, helping May drink it slowly. The water did its part easing her heart burn and headache just a little, but it was something.“Thanks.”Isabella stayed close and kept her attention on May. As if then she noticed Felix was gone.“Oh, where is the guy…your husband?”“He left already,” May cleared her throat, sighting heavily and resting her back against the couch.She added, “And he’s not my husband.”******After the fin
Now Felix and May were alone in the quiet room. They stared at each other across the room, either of them feeling two different feelings.“How do I know it’s true?” May volunteered to break the silence first.“What’s true?”“That you’re my husband.”He did a palm-shrug. “Well, I don’t know how to prove it if you won’t be able to remember anything. I can’t show you a photo from our wedding day and expect you to feel something….I can’t describe our first kiss and make you remember it.”“Try me,” she insisted, sitting up a little straighter despite her sore knee.“When did we first meet?”“We met in my house. Fifteen years ago.”“In your house…how?”“My late grandmother rescued you after you were in a car accident where you ended up in a coma for weeks. You also had no family to claim you. So my grandma brought you home to our house. That's good you started living with us and that’s how we met.”“I must have a thing for accidents, don’t I?” She snorted distantly, a strange tinge creeping






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