Lahat ng Kabanata ng Dear Ex Husband, I'll Make You Wish You Were Dead: Kabanata 31 - Kabanata 40

CORRIEThe room went silent just about the same time it burst into an uproar of silence. The security men let me go immediately, I ran towards Emmette's side like a damsel in distress. My gaze fell to Mimi who already had a frown plastered on her face.I smiled a bit and then turned to Emmette."Honey, I don't think anyone likes me here. Let's just go home." I pouted to Emmette, my eyes hinting for him to follow along."Alright darling let's go." Emmette mustered in the most sweetest tone, if I wasn't aware of our contract I would have believed it."This shall be the last time I'll attend any of your parties Mrs Remington. It's a shame you have to display such foul behavior to my wife at your father in-law's memorial." Panic crept on to Mimi's face, she stepped forward towards us, her eyes quickly searching for a solution."I-I didn't know she was your wife Mr Emmette, e-everyone in this room can agree we all thought she must have been an escort.""So you're saying my wife is a prosti

MIMIMy glass clinked against the other glasses of a few ladies I was talking with. They were all overjoyed at how Corrie was put in her place and then when news of how Emmette got into an accident was leaked along side with her cuddling with another man. They all sang praises of me not meeting her on her level. Their laughs were definitely fake, earlier they were silent watching Corrie and that Mr Nash run me down just because he owns the fucking Emerald building. Him ending up in the hospital was his fucking karma."That woman is such a magnet of death, first her child then Mr Nash. She gives me the creeps." Annette one of the women said."Right? Who knows she killed her son to get Alimony from Devon and is probably doing the same to Mr Emmette to get half of his property." Kathy said as I chuckled slushing my wine back and forth against the transparent glass.A hand gripped tightly to my wrist."Ladies, you don't mind if I borrow her." Devon's voice made the ladies chug on their w

DEVONIt was late. I purposely arrived home late to clear my mind before I got up. My mother's words still rang in my mind, her threats stale and convincing. Worse of all she amended the damn prenup. If she thinks I'll spend a decade with Mimi just because she threatened to cease my assets then she had another thing coming.I entered the house, i was more than tired. I walked up the stairs, heading to the master bedroom and I hoped Mimi was at least asleep.I opened the door, the room dimmed. I stared at the bed, my eyes squinting at the darkness to find Mimi's body. The lamp flickered on. Mimi sat at the edge of the bed, draped in a sheer navy-blue robe. As she rose, a sultry smile graced her lips, and she moved toward me with deliberate steps. "I've been waiting for you," she murmured, her voice thick with seduction. Her hands hovered over my body, teasing, but before she could go any further, I seized both her wrists, halting her movements. She only chuckled, her eyes gleaming

CORRIEMy eyes trailed back to Salem. I was certain Mimi had either stolen or sold it. When I confronted her after retrieving Haven, she simply ignored me. It wasn’t just expensive—it held countless memories, especially of the extra kids I took in to tutor. A month before Haven’s birthday, Devon had gifted Mimi a golden necklace, which she never missed a chance to flaunt in front of Haven. Devon had also promised to get Haven a golden bracelet for his birthday. But when the day came, we heard nothing from him. Instead, he took Mimi clubbing on his son's birthday. Three days later, I gathered all my savings and bought the bracelet myself. It was reckless and impulsive, but I couldn’t bear for Haven to be disappointed. Though he didn’t seem to notice the engravement at the time, I had it engraved for a reason—so that one day, when he grew up and if we were no longer close, he’d have a reminder of just how much his mother loved him. Now, we truly were apart, and yet here it was—the

CORRIEI was in awe as the nurses escorted Emmette, Emery, his mother, and me to the Legacy Suite. Unlike the cafeteria, this dining area was reserved for the elite, those who wanted privacy while enjoying a luxurious meal with their families. I had only ever heard rumors about it, how they served the best of the best to their privileged patients. I was certain Mimi had been sent here countless times whenever she faked an illness just to get Devon’s attention. Meanwhile, my son who truly needed medical care had been dismissed with nothing more than painkillers. The nurse led us to a table where two men in suits stood guard at the entrance. They nodded politely before assisting us into our seats. I sat beside Emmette while, Ariel, Emmette’s mother took her place beside Emery. As I lifted the lids off the dishes, a variety of exquisite cuisines were revealed. My stomach clenched at the sight. “Wow, this looks delicious,” I murmured, swallowing hard to keep from drooling. I hadn’t