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one of her friends, Ella, teased, her words slurring slightly from the alcohol. ‎"I think the answer’s obvious already," Shantel chimed in with a tipsy giggle. "You’re married to Richard Williams, one of the most successful businessmen in the country. And not only is he rich, he’s hot." ‎Jessica let out a dry, bitter laugh, downing the rest of her whiskey in one gulp. The amber liquid burned down her throat, but it didn’t compare to the burn in her chest. ‎Her friends thought her marriage was a fairytale.

Jessica put her arms around Madam Bush's neck and said in a cute voice, "I miss you. Even if I have married, I'm still your daughter..." Madam Bush patted Jessica's hands and replied softly, "OK." However, Madam Bush guessed the reason and comforted Jessica, "It's normal for couples to have an argument. Lovers' quarrels are soon mended." "Besides, Chris is so nice but taciturn, so he may not be good at comforting you..." Madam Bush praised Christian nonstop. Christian was a perfect son-in-law in her eyes. Jessica complained inwardly. 'Your perfect son-in-law hid a mistress in the office... Besides, he may be related to our family's accident. Is he as perfect as your description?' Jessica com

"You almost ran out of time on that track, your heart stopped for three minutes, do you understand how close you came to never waking up, to dying alone on a racetrack while I was on another continent completely unaware?" "I'm sorry," Jayda whispered. "I should have called you, I should have told you everything, I just—" "You just what?" Dess demanded. "Thought you could handle terminal cancer and a comeback race and apparently a divorce all by yourself without the people who love you?" "Wait, how do you know about the divorce?" Dess pulled out her phone, showed Jayda the same headline she'd seen earlier. "It's all over the news, billionaire ex-husband, messy divorce, secretary girlfriend, t

And without talking for too long because both of them already know all my information, Bo looked at me, leaned over, and said: “This is interesting, didn't expect Enzo Robert to have a mediocre wife like you, I have never seen him with any woman before, but it was unexpected that he was married and had a wife and a daughter. It's true that no one in the world knows the word "unexpected." Her ridicule and jokes embarrassed me if it wasn't for me to want this to end quickly, I would never have revealed I was Enzo's wife. Bo leaning back, she shook a glass of wine in her hand, as relaxed and relaxed as my story was just a small thing for her. Bo said arrogantly:

"Back in the day, Winter's mother was scholarly. She cooped herself up in the lab day and night to make Cloudeast Tech a success in the capital. She worked herself to the bone, wearing herself thin and ending up with a sallow face and gray hair. What did that get her? I'm the one who ended up as Cloudeast Tech's chairman's wife, not her!" Jessica's expression was dismissive, but doubt gnawed at her. She and Ruth had schemed for six years to make her indispensable to Joshua. Yet, even after winning Terence over, Joshua showed no sign of wanting to divorce Winter. To say she wasn't anxious would be a lie. Cracks were finally showing in their marriage, and it was time to strike while the iron w

I circled him with wide eyes with a limp as he stood in the center, now chuckling. "Oh my god! Oh my god! Oh my god!" "Stop circling me, Jessica. You're making me feel weird." He chuckled, now sounding embarrassed. "You're THE KYLE PANTHER! Jesus! You're the man my husband wanted a deal with… the one he kept chasing... It was you." I gasped. "You're the man he was trying hard to impress for months. Now I know why he was so desperate about maintaining his image when I caught him cheating and threatened to ruin him."

Pretty in that conventional way that Alex's father had approved of. "Alex." Jessica stood, hugged her. "You look great." "Thanks. So do you." They sat. Ordered drinks. Made small talk about the weather, the restaurant, nothing important. Finally, Jessica said, "I'm sure you're wondering why I called." "The thought crossed my mind." "I'm getting married." Alex blinked. "Congratulations." "Thank you. His name is Robert. He's a surgeon. We met two years ago." Jessica smiled, but it looked forced. "My parents love him. He's perfect on paper."

Chantelle muttered and that had made Jessica stunned for a second. “Travis Franco?” Jessica repeated with an unexplainable expression. “Do you know him?” Chantelle questioned. “He is my husband. He is the reason why I have suffered so much, he is the reason why I would always cry and also the reason why I have hurt my daughter’s feelings. There was a point in my life where I thought that I was going to die without seeing my daughters, and then now he would suddenly just show up.” Jessica plainly voiced out. “My daughters want me to forgive him and forget what had happened.” Jessica said.

“Who’s your lady? I don’t know her. I have to go home and make dinner for my husband since he’s coming back from work soon. I don’t have time for you.” Then, she tried to walk around them. “You and your husband both lost your jobs. What work are you talking about? Ms. Yates, are you willing to watch your husband get closer to his ex-wife each day until they remarry?” Jessica froze. “Who the hell are you guys?” How did they know so much about her personal life?

His new wife treated me like trash and I grew with that trauma. Things got worse when they had Veronica. She was their treasure, the one who got all the love and attention, she was born lucky; I was lucky to be born. It's been more than twenty years now. I left home immediately after college to start my own life and last week, Veronica came for my engagement party and she has been with me ever since. I can't believe that just last week, I had been living a blissful life, planning my wedding with my boyfriend, Tristan. Today, I'm locked up in this stinky cell.