Lahat ng Kabanata ng MY HUSBAND SOLD ME TO HIS BOSS.: Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

JENETA’S POV Everything was over. Jinhai was gone, and I was left standing with Nonso, his face blank, his eyes staring at me as I shielded my body in shame. “Non—” I started, my voice cracking, but he hung up immediately. The sound of the disconnect echoed louder in my mind than it should have. I licked my lips, ashamed. My hands fumbled as I grabbed my dress, slipping it on with shaky fingers before leaving the office.My hair was a mess. I had no idea where my slippers were, and honestly, I didn’t care. Everything felt like a hazy blur, like I wasn’t even in my own body. When I reached the bathroom, I sat in the shower for what felt like hours, staring at nothing, letting the water pour over me. I couldn’t believe this was my life. The person I was doing all of this for, the one I had sacrificed so much for never even acknowledged me. What did I even mean to him? To anyone? After the shower, I crawled stra

JENETA’S POV.I stared at him, wide-eyed and unable to speak.“Divorce him,” he continued, his gaze locking onto mine. “And come to me. Be mine. I will treat you better than he ever has. I will give you everything, power, comfort, the dreams he made you throw away.” I almost gasped at his words. My arms instinctively pulled away from him as I stepped back, trying to create some space between us. But even as I moved, I couldn’t look away. My mouth parted slightly in disbelief, his statement sank in. I shook my head slowly, with my mind still reeling. “You’re insane.” His eyes widened, darting around briefly before locking back onto mine. Then came that laugh. It wasn’t the kind of laugh that brought comfort. It was dark and chilling and almost as if it were pulled straight from hell. “What’s wrong with that? Of course, I’m insane,” he said, his voice dipping lower and more controlled. “But you’d get everything you’ve ever w

JENETA’S POVWhen I arrived at the hotel, I moved on instinct rather than thought.The lobby was drenched in soft natural light. The receptionist greeted me with a professional smile, and I returned one just convincing enough to avoid questions. My voice didn’t shake when I gave my name. My hands did.Inside the room, silence swallowed me whole.I placed my suitcase by the wall, walked straight into the bathroom, and turned the shower on full heat. Steam filled the space quickly, thick and blinding. I stood beneath the water longer than necessary, as if it could wash away the sight of Nonso’s hands on another woman.It couldn’t.Afterwards, I slipped into fresh nightwear soft satin against my skin. I brushed my hair slowly and walked toward the bed.That was when I saw the black card. It sat on the duvet, stark against the white sheets. The same one Mr Chen had given to me.I stared at it for a long moment befor

JENETA’S POV. “Remember, you’d better behave well and act like everything is okay... Everything is okay, right, baby? Right!” I sat frozen in the passenger seat, my hands shaking as I clasped them tightly together while trying to keep myself from breaking, not yet. “Do you understand?!” Nonso yelled, his voice was too loud that it cut through the deep silence and I flinched. I nodded quickly and whispered. “Yes.” He smiled, that cruel and triumphant smile that made my head ache, and pushed his car door open. I didn’t move as he rounded the car and opened my door, reaching for me like I was a possession, not a person or the woman he had once adored. His grip was too tight and almost bruising, as he guided me out. As soon as we walked inside. The party was glamorous, the kind of event that glittered with wealth, I guess. I didn’t even know what it was for, maybe

JENETA’S POV. I chuckled nervously. “I don’t understand. Living here? I thought we had a deal. I only leave Nonso.” Jinhai leaned back and his gaze piercing, his brows thinned, and those eyes looked scary and dark almost as if he was disgusted by the idea itself or angry at me. “Jeneta, our deal was marriage. I only asked you to leave him and marry me.” Believe it? I didn’t want to believe it. I scoffed, looking away from him, letting the weight of his words settle. Marry him? I turned back to face him and my chest tightened at the thought of it alone. “But I don’t want to marry you,” I said, my voice firmer now. “I was only hoping you could give me a job.” Jinhai stopped eating. For a moment, his posture froze with his eyes fixed on me, and then he slowly nodded, as if he was careful with his response. Well, he always had. “But I want to,” he said calmly but with his tone cold. “It is simple, Jen. Divorce Nonso and come to me. As I said, I can give you everything you want.