The Physicist Wife Who Overturned The World の小説・ストーリー

“Throw those drawers away. They’re hideous! I want to change the style of this place completely. I don’t like it!” Florence could not help but rush forward. “Isaiah, who said you could just come in here and renovate the place? This is the home I share with Tyson. It’s not yours!” Isaiah was furious. He picked up a document and threw it at Florence’s feet. “How could you shout at me just because of your ex-husband, Florence?” When she heard the word “ex-husband,” Florence blanched. She hesitantly picked up the document and found that it was a divorce agreement.

She did not care about him, yet Millet made it sound like he was important to her. While everyone was praising Millet for her engagement, one of the speakers at the conference suddenly walked in with her husband. They were older couples, both doctors from Europe. The lady's name was Doctor Winona. They both looked elegant and had expensive jewelry and accessories clinging to their bodies.

The veiled lady laughed. “surprised, aren’t you, you can’t even lift a finger, you can only watch as everything and everyone you’ve ever known dies at your feet and you are powerless to stop it”. “how dare you!!”, Da Vinci’s wife screeched as she rose to stand up and attack the woman to waived her off like a fly, she only succeeded in removing the veil. “is this all your doing, Maximillian, how could you, I trusted you”, Da Vinci said as he struggled to get up. The red haired faced his wife as she was beating the hell out of her.

I tell her. When I got back, I checked out joint account to see if I needed to send her anymore money, imagine my shock when I realize she hasn’t spent a cent of it in years. “I’ve noticed you haven’t used the money from our joint account.” I mention. She nods. “Yes, I got an admin job a few years ago after I got my degree, so I’ve been using that money for groceries.” She says looking down at her hands. I sigh, not saying anything. Olivia always assumes she’s a bother to me. Though we’ve only spent one night together and made our daughter, she’s still my wife and I’ve been faithful to her.

Emily still wasn’t finished, though. “Exhibit C: Deliberate endangerment and malicious intent. This woman is more than just a schemer; she’s a cold-blooded liar. As Jason’s primary physician, she’s been stalling his treatment, letting his condition worsen. She’s even denied him a spot for a kidney donor, making us watch helplessly as he suffers! “She just wants my son gone, so she can steal my husband and live her fantasy as his ‘official’ wife. Isn’t that attempted murder?”

If she hadn’t agreed to fuck that damned sleazy investor, then we may not have hit the jackpot. At first she had wanted to prove damned difficult back then. I had begged and cried like a beggar, pleading with her. All she had to do was fuck the old man. Hell it wouldn’t take five minutes. She was my goddamn wife! she ought to do whatever it took to help me succeed. Behind every successful man was a woman, wasn’t how the saying went?

“You don’t know a damn thing about our relationship.” “You read headlines written by leeches who twist facts for clicks, and suddenly you think you're qualified to judge?” The room quieted. I kept my voice level. Controlled. “This hospice wasn’t saved by some convenient marriage. It was saved because this woman—my wife—fought for it. Long before I ever stepped in. I didn’t rescue her. She didn’t use me. We built something together. So let me be perfectly clear—try to turn this into some circus, and next time, I won’t just speak.”

When we got out, finally that was the last one. “You really look like the doctor's wife who was abducted by the Grand Alpha from the past. Did you know that their bodies were the only ones who was found but… their daughter's body was never found? Maybe you're the child of the Curie couple. As far as I know, her name is also Athena.” Tasya blurted to talk to me even though I have no idea what she's talking about. But when it comes to the Curie couple, their name really stands out because of what they did to help this society.

She brought up the poor woman who had been doing the job I was appointed to before me. The president’s first human researcher wife.