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Chapter Six
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“Oops… That’s Your Loss, Ex-Husband” – Chapter Seven
MADEA “I will appreciate it if you left my house,” I said, forcing the words through clenched teeth. My voice sounded calm—too calm—but inside, my heart pounded violently against my ribs, each beat a drum of panic and fury. “I know you want to see Jason, but like you said, you left him in your bed… so please leave.” Monalisa froze. Her eyes were sharp, calculating, unreadable. For a moment, silence hung between us like a heavy fog. Then she laughed. Soft. Mocking. Almost musical—but beneath it, a chill crawled under my skin, knotting my stomach. “You know what? I changed my mind,” she said lightly, stretching her arms behind her head as if she owned the place. “I don’t want to leave.” She settled onto the couch with deliberate ease, crossing her legs, tilting her head at me. “Maybe I’ll just stay until the sixty days expire. It’s not like Jason’s coming back to you.” Ice water shot through me. Humiliation flared beneath my skin. My fists curled at my sides, nails bitin
“Oops… That’s Your Loss, Ex-Husband” – Chapter Six
MADEA A chill slithered down my spine, spreading through me like icy water, twisting my stomach painfully. Every nerve seemed taut, alert, bracing for something I couldn’t name. Monalisa didn’t speak. She didn’t have to. Her eyes moved across my face, sharp and deliberate, as if examining a fragile object she had waited years to shatter. There was a strange satisfaction in her gaze, subtle but disturbing, a cruel amusement that made my throat constrict and my pulse hammer. “Prepare myself for what?” My voice barely carried over the heavy silence, strained and fragile. My hands itched to move, to do something, anything—but I felt frozen, trapped under the gravity of her calm. She tilted her head lazily, fingers drumming the armrest, casual yet calculated. Each movement was deliberate, a slow demonstration of control, and it made my stomach coil tighter. “You really don’t know?” she asked, soft, teasing, almost amused. “What are you talking about?” Panic laced my words, th
“Oops… That’s Your Loss, Ex-Husband” – Chapter Five
MADEA “I am not scheming anything, Sophia. I just want to heal first before throwing my marriage away. Is that okay?” I asked, my voice quieter than I expected, almost fragile. The words sounded strange even to me, like admitting a weakness I usually buried deep beneath my pride. Sophia hesitated, her eyes scanning my face as though searching for signs of deceit. Then she sighed softly, a sound that carried both pity and frustration. “Fine,” she said finally, her tone carrying reluctant surrender. “I guess time will divulge what you plan to do next.” I smiled, but it was the kind of smile you wear for appearances—the one meant to convince others you are okay even when something inside you is quietly breaking. I lifted my glass, took a small sip, and let my gaze drift across the empty space in front of me. Are you sure about this, Madea? the voice in my mind whispered. I blinked, forcing the thought away, but my chest still felt tight, as though my ribs were being compres
“Oops… That’s Your Loss, Ex-Husband” – Chapter Four
MADEA “You are crazy, Madea. There is nothing short of it,” Sophia said, her voice sharp and urgent, cutting through the quiet of my small apartment that morning. Her words struck me like a sudden gust of wind, cold and biting. She had come over after I had texted her late last night, explaining everything that had happened with Jason, hoping she would understand. But now, seeing her standing there, her eyes wide with disbelief, I realized she was more than concerned—she was horrified. “First, you marry this psycho who never wanted you because of his mother, and now… now you’re still here, even after he has rejected you?” she continued, her tone rising with each word. Every syllable echoed in my chest like a drumbeat of judgment. I could feel the tension tighten around my shoulders, making it hard to breathe. I wanted to say something, to defend myself, but the truth was heavy on my tongue, unshakable and undeniable. Sophia came closer, her steps deliberate, and sat beside me
“Oops… That’s Your Loss, Ex-Husband” – Chapter Three
JASON “You can’t possibly be considering that!” Monalisa screamed, her voice sharp and urgent, cutting through the stillness of the room like a knife. Every syllable reverberated in my chest, striking at something deeper than reason. I had called her over the phone, insisting we needed to talk. Driving to her apartment, my stomach twisted with anxiety, but I didn’t expect the storm that would greet me. “Hey, babe. What was so important we needed to talk about?” she asked the moment she opened the door, her tone impatient, sharp, and laced with curiosity. I stepped inside her fully furnished apartment—the place she now considered home, though I had a hand in every corner. “No kiss?” I teased lightly, trying to diffuse the tension. “Ohh… sorry,” she murmured, leaning forward to press her lips against mine. Her touch should have eased the tension inside me, but it only made the truth harder to hold. “Want anything?” she offered, already moving to the kitchen. “Water? Something st
“Oops… That’s Your Loss, Ex-Husband” – Chapter Two
MADEA Jason burst out laughing, so hard that for a moment I genuinely thought he might choke. His head tilted back, shoulders shaking, one hand pressing to his chest as if I’d delivered the most outrageous joke of his life. The sound filled the dining room, loud and careless, echoing against walls that had held years of my quiet endurance. “Wow, Madea,” he said between breaths, wiping at the corner of his eye as though tears of amusement had formed. “You really have a thing for comedy. I must tell you, that was good. Have you ever thought about signing up somewhere? You almost had me there.” Almost had him there. The humiliation rose slowly, crawling up my neck, settling in my cheeks, stiffening my jaw. My fingers curled slightly against my lap. I had just laid bare the last fragile piece of dignity I had left, and he thought it was funny. “I wasn’t joking,” I said immediately. The words tumbled out too fast, tripping over themselves. My voice sounded thinner than I inte
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