All Chapters of Mom, We Got You a Husband!: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The sound of papers hitting the table broke the silence in the room. “This is the divorce agreement,” Dylan Edwards said coldly, his sharp eyes fixed on Cassidy. “Sign it.” Cassidy stood frozen beside the bed, still holding the shirt she had been folding. Her chest tightened. Her husband stood across from her in an expensive suit, looking as calm as if he were ending a business deal. Maybe that was all their marriage had ever been to him. A deal. “Changed your mind?” Dylan asked. Cassidy swallowed the pain rising in her throat. “No.” She picked up the pen. Her hand trembled as she signed her name. Just like that, two years of marriage ended. Dylan Edwards, the powerful CEO of Edwards Group, was no longer her husband. But had he ever truly been hers? Two years ago, Cassidy had agreed to marry him because her mother desperately needed medical treatment. The arrangement was simple. She would remain Mrs. Edwards for two years, and Dylan would pay the medical expenses. Cassi

Three days later, Cassidy stood at the airport with one suitcase beside her. She was leaving everything behind. Her marriage. Her mother. Dylan. And the life that had nearly destroyed her. She had also heard the latest news. Dylan and Selena were engaged. Cassidy tightened her grip on her passport. It shouldn't hurt anymore. Their marriage was over. “I arranged everything for you abroad,” Rodel said beside her. “A place to stay, transportation, and anything else you might need. If there's a problem, call me.” Cassidy looked at him. For the past three days, Rodel had never pressured her to stay. He had simply helped her with everything she needed. Her eyes softened. She suddenly stepped forward and hugged him. “Thank you, Rodel.” He froze for a moment before slowly hugging her back. “Take care of yourself.” “I will.” Cassidy pulled away. Then she turned toward the departure gate. She didn't look back. If she did, she wasn't sure she would have the courage to keep

After the auction, music filled the grand hall. Couples moved onto the dance floor while other guests gathered in small groups, laughing and talking over glasses of champagne. Cassidy finally relaxed. At least the bidding war was over. While Rodel spoke with several business partners, Cassidy quietly slipped toward the dining area. Then her eyes lit up. Strawberry shortcake. Her favorite. For the first time that evening, she smiled without forcing it. She reached for a slice. “Well, well.” Cassidy's hand stopped. A familiar voice came from behind her. “You disappear for six years, then come back clinging to Rodel Helton.” Cassidy slowly turned. Selena stood behind her. Her sweet public smile was gone. Instead, she looked at Cassidy with open dislike. Cassidy sighed. She had been home for less than a day. Was this really necessary? “Good evening, Selena.” She turned back toward the cake. Selena's expression stiffened. That was it? No anger? No jealousy? She gr

“Mom... have you ever thought about being with Daddy Helton?” Cassidy looked down. Noel's head rested on her lap while Nardy sat curled against her other side. The question caught her completely off guard. “Where did that come from?” Noel shrugged. “Daddy Helton loves you.” Cassidy's expression changed. Nardy looked up at her. “Mom, your whole life can't only be about me and Noel.” Cassidy stared at her sons. Sometimes she forgot they were only six years old. “And besides,” Noel added, “we came back because we wanted to find our real dad.” Cassidy immediately stiffened. “Noel.” “What?” “We've talked about this.” “But you never tell us anything about him.” Cassidy looked away. How could she? How could she tell them that their father was Dylan Edwards? That he had hated her when they separated? That he had watched her beg for help and simply driven away? No. Her children didn't need that pain. “When you're older,” she said softly, “I'll tell you everything.” Noe

The moment Cassidy opened her eyes, she heard a small whimper. “Mommy?” Noel. Cassidy blinked several times. Her vision slowly cleared. Noel stood beside the hospital bed, his usually bright face pale and frightened. Then Cassidy remembered. The van. The factory. Dylan. The electricity. Her eyes widened. “The twins!” She suddenly tried to sit up. “Where are my boys?” “Mommy!” Nardy rushed toward her. Noel threw his arms around her at the same time. “We're here!” Cassidy froze. Then she wrapped both arms around them. “Noel... Nardy...” Her voice broke. She held them tighter. They were safe. That was all that mattered. Noel buried his face against her. “You scared me.” Cassidy closed her eyes. “I'm sorry.” Nardy held her hand. “We thought you weren't going to wake up.” “Don't say that.” Cassidy kissed his forehead. “Mommy's here.” Noel carefully touched the bandage near her forehead. “Does it hurt?” “A little.” His eyes immediately filled with tears.