All Chapters of My Wife Digs the Intern: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

[How shameless. Anyone with eyes can see that Alexia likes Caleb. What right does a mere employee have to interfere with the boss's private life?]Even my work friend tried to talk sense into me.[She's given the reward to Caleb twice in a row. Anyone can see they're together. Why are you trying to force your way in? Give it up. Alexia was never into you.]When we got married, Alexia said that to fight the office culture of flattery and favoritism, we needed to keep our marriage a secret and avoid any appearance of favoritism.But now, an intern like Caleb Foster was using her influence to turn the entire company into his personal fan club. And she did absolutely nothing about it.Who she truly loved was obvious.I sighed and texted my friend: [Yeah, I'm giving up. I'm leaving.]My friend said he was glad to hear it. Just as we were chatting, Alexia called. I meant to ignore it, but my thumb slipped and hit answer. Her cold, no-nonsense voice came through, "There's a mistake i

"Elliot, you're different. You're so capable. If you take the fall, you might get some bad publicity, but it won't have a major impact on your future. Just say yes, and I'll stop being child-free. I'll give your family a kid," Alexia said.She pulled out her phone and texted me the details.That was when I found out what happened. After they got drunk last night, the client called asking about the contract revisions. Caleb was wasted. He got into an argument with the client and then posted the client's private information online.The client was furious. They canceled the partnership and said they were going to sue Caleb for invasion of privacy.So that was it. She'd cooked a meal for the first time in her life just to get me to take the blame for Caleb.I let out a cold, mocking laugh.Alexia thought that meant I was saying yes. She knew I'd always wanted kids. She wasn't surprised that I was caving. She kept lecturing me."You understand what matters. Honestly, you're partly re

Alexia froze when the divorce license hit her.She bent down, picked it up off the floor, and turned it over in her hands, staring at it in disbelief."Elliot, when did you ever get me to sign divorce papers? Do you really think you can fool me with a fake?"The moment the words left her mouth, the entire room went dead silent.Everyone's eyes darted to Caleb. People started whispering to each other, looking confused."Wait... what? Elliot is Alexia's actual husband? So we've been attacking the wrong person this whole time?""No wonder Elliot lost his mind when she took Caleb out for that candlelit dinner. Alexia was his wife. Honestly, I get it now.""This is huge. So everyone was right from the beginning. Caleb really did get in through connections. And it's worse than we thought.""Right. We all saw it. You'd ask him to print a document, and he'd still mess it up. Alexia has never tolerated mistakes. One wrong punctuation mark and she'd scream at you until you quit. But with

When Alexia finally graduated from grad school, she proposed to me. She said she wanted to start a business.I stayed by her side, starting from nothing, step by step, all the way to where we were now.In the beginning, she used to talk about how she would repay me someday. Then she started taking my kindness for granted.Later on, she decided that my being good to her was just what she deserved. And she always thought I wasn't doing enough.She imagined me as this perfect, all-powerful husband. And any time I fell short—even a little—she would criticize me.She criticized me for not being romantic. She cursed me out for not saying sweet things. She even blamed me for looking tacky and unsophisticated.Putting me down became her default setting.But she forgot one thing. If it weren't for me, she wouldn't have any of this.She kept hitting my chest. I grabbed her hands.There was no love left in my eyes. Just exhaustion. Pure and total depletion.I had poured so much emotion

But now, I just gave a cold nod."Yes. You have to leave. Actually, never mind. Whether you leave or not, I'm selling the house anyway. Do whatever you want."If she wouldn't leave, then I would. We were divorced. I didn't want to live under the same roof with her anymore.At first, when I said "never mind," a flicker of hope lit up in Alexia's eyes.But when she heard what came after, her mouth fell open in shock."You're selling the house?"I nodded.She couldn't stop herself from demanding an answer."This is the house we bought with our very first earnings! It holds so many beautiful memories for us. This was the starting point of our dream. I thought you wanted the house because you wanted to hold onto those memories. I never thought you would sell it!"Alexia screamed her accusations at me.But I just looked at her coldly."If this home is so sacred to you, then why did you bring Caleb here?"Before, she used to make him wait downstairs. Then it became the front door.