All Chapters of The wrong brother, The right life : Chapter 1 - Chapter 5

Chapter 1Justina's POV “Justy, it hurts to tell you that, but I can't make it for our honeymoon. My schedule just won't fit it in,” my newlywed husband said, 3 hours before our flight. I clutched my luggage, sinking my teeth so far into my lip that it nearly punctured it. “Why?” Came my feeble response.He sighed heavily across the line.“I'm sorry, Justy,” He cooed, like calling me by my nickname was going to make this any better, “ but this is a significant time for the company, I have to prove myself to my dad that I'm fully capable of taking over, you get? And I've already paid for everything so it will be such a waste if you don't go anyway,” It would be a waste if you didn't come with me; I wanted to say, but I held back my tongue. Truth be told, I wanted to throw back my head, check my feet, and wait a couple of hours before I was on a first-class flight to the Bahamas, where I would spend the next two weeks sunbathing and sipping water out of coconuts. It was tempting b

Chapter 3 Justina's POV I spent that night in a hotel, my face buried into a pillow soaking it with my tears of betrayal and hurt. What I thought was supposed to mark the beginning of our forever was just a preamble to the end. I hardly slept for most of the night, awakening several times to weep and cry, mocking myself for being so foolish. The next day I got a call from the receptionist. My husband was here to see me. I didn't want to see him. That alone should have been obvious enough, he broke my heart, and he did it with a straight face, assuming I should have gone along with it. Even if he apologized to me, there was no way to fix this.I thought about it, and I still had to see him if we were going to have an easy divorce. I didn't even want any of his property, alimony, or anything like that. I just wanted to cut off all ties with him once and for all. I splashed some water on my face, put on the same dress that I had last night, and came down to see him in the lobby.

chapter 5 Justina's POV Whenever I think that he might just have a modicum of shame left, he proves me wrong.I had enough evidence to blow up his life; all it would take was one call to his parents, and he was as good as toast. But I held onto my tongue, kept my cool and my distance.But even that was not enough. There were days when I didn't leave early enough or came back too soon, and I was forced to watch his acts of affection with another woman. The same man I thought I would have my kids with. I was lucky on the days when it was just him burying his tongue in her throat; other days, I was not as lucky, and they made rabbits look tame. Those days were harder than others. I would feel my world crumbling all the more and ask just what I had done to deserve this. Father's health was not showing any sign of improving either; he was responding well enough to treatment, but not enough that I could risk including this marriage without affecting him. But I wanted out, I don't kn