All Chapters of Divorce Me Mr Arrogant: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Aria smiled faintly as she gently stroked Juan's face, who was deep in sleep. The little man was sound asleep on Aria's chest. He seemed to really enjoy sleeping there, listening to his mother's heartbeat. Perhaps it reminded Juan of when he was still in the womb, and Aria herself was thoroughly enjoying the moment. Until a flash of light from outside the window caught Aria's attention. She happened to be sitting in a lounge chair near the window. It turned out to be a car, and Aria recognized it all too well. The woman hurried to her bedroom, tucking Juan into bed before returning to the living room. Upon arrival, her darkened eyes saw Jayden standing, his clothes soaked and his face bruised, staring at her. It was raining heavily outside and it seemed the man had forgotten to bring an umbrella. "Jayden, what are you doing here?" Aria asked. She truly hadn't expected Jayden to return to the house so soon. The man didn't answer, instead approaching Aria with seemingly hurried

"Oh my God, Jayden!" Aria panicked, as not only the glass fell, but Jayden's body fell as well. Worse still, he fell on the broken glass, causing several parts of his body to be cut and bleeding. With all her might, Aria helped Jayden back onto the bed. It was unknown where she found the strength to support him alone. "Ah!" Jayden winced, feeling the pain in his arm, which he had been using to support himself to prevent himself from touching the broken glass. "Hey! Why did you do this, huh? You idiot! Look at your arm, it's hurt like this! Your fever hasn't even gone down, and now you're making it worse!" Aria said angrily. Instead of being afraid, Jayden smiled. "Tara, come in!" "Yes, ma'am." Tara widened her eyes and immediately approached Aria and Jayden. "Oh my God, what happened?" Tara panicked. "Jayden fell. Please call Auntie to come here, and don't forget to bring the medicine box too." "Yes, ma'am Aria!" Tara said, immediately following Aria's instructions. It w

Jayden grimaced softly. The envelope in his hand became the target of the irritation that seemed to be building up in his head. He crumpled the edges of the envelope until it crumpled out of shape. "So this was all your plan?" Jayden asked, staring at Aria with an unreadable gaze. "Yes. This was all my plan. Because then I knew what to do," Aria said, taking a deep breath before continuing. "Like you said, you're only using me, and when you no longer need me, you'll throw me away. Isn't that right?" Painful. That's what Aria felt. Even though Jayden had said it many times, Aria still felt an excruciating pain every time she remembered it. Perhaps because Aria had considered staying, even though she knew her marriage was unhealthy. "Then what about Juan? Have you never thought about it?" Jayden asked again. Aria laughed, amused by Jayden's words, which made her stomach churn. "Then what about Elena? Are you willing to leave her for a life with me and Juan?" Jayden was unmov

"Dad, please listen to me first," Aria pleaded, grabbing her father's hand, but he immediately pushed it away. The movement nearly caused Aria to fall, causing Hans, who was behind her, to reflexively help her by holding her body from behind. Hans actually hugged Aria, but remember, it wasn't intentional. "Are you okay, Aria?" Hans asked worriedly. "I'm fine," Aria said, standing up straight and looking at her father again. She had to explain everything because Aria was sure her family was misunderstanding her and Jayden's divorce. "Enough! I don't want to hear anything more from you!" Andrew then glared at Hans. "And get out of here before I drag you!" he said, pointing at Hans warningly. Gone was the warm, friendly Andrew that Hans had seen the day he came to lobby him. All he saw was a father furious with him, as if Hans had abused his daughter. "Get out of here!" Andrew shouted as Hans wouldn't move. "Hans, please go!" Aria pleaded desperately. "But I can't leave you like t

Aria sighed heavily as she looked at her mother, who was now sitting with her head bowed on the edge of the bed. After Andrew left, the woman had only stared at Aria for a moment without saying anything before leaving. Aria could see the disappointment in the woman who had given birth to her, but she still defended Aria. This was heartbreaking. Her mother shouldn't have had to do that. Aria was completely innocent. Aria only caught up to Anne after a few minutes. The woman let the situation calm down. Wouldn't it be easier to talk with a cool head? The woman's steps were heavy as she approached her mother. The last time Aria had seen her mother cry was at her wedding, and it was because she was happy, not like now; she was crying because she was disappointed. "Mom..." Aria called softly, causing her mother to turn around. Seeing Anne reach out her hand, Aria immediately hugged her. She cried loudly like a child complaining about a fight with a friend. "I'm sorry, Mom... sob. I r