The Physicist Wife Who Overturned The World 소설 & 이야기

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?

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.

I repeated. “It’s my fault,” she whispered. “No,” I said, glancing at the floor number. Could this elevator be any slower? “Hey,” I whispered. “I’ll be there in a few minutes.” My wife couldn’t have a breakdown over Rosie’s antics. Whatever Hyacinth had said was undoubtedly true. Rosie was delusional, clinging to her own twisted version of reality. And my wife? She was strong, though not naturally confrontational. I admired her fiery spirit when she stood up to Rosie, speaking the truth with unwavering conviction.

Can't stand seeing his wife succeed! Theron seized the moment, pointing an accusing finger at me. "Hear that, you wretched bastard?! Elara risked everything—used cutting-edge technology—to save your brother and achieve a miracle in scientific history! And here you are, making a fool of yourself, doubting your own wife. You're out of your mind! "Security! Where's security? Throw this lunatic out for disrupting the ceremony!" I watched the perfect coordination between them—the way they twisted truth into lies—and couldn't help but laugh coldly. Reaching into my pocket, I pulled out another document: a photocopy of my research paper, published in one of the world's top journals.

And now, she shows up with $10 million in cash? The Sophia In front of me wasn’t the same woman I had entered this marriage with. The soft-spoken, obedient girl who was barely more than a stranger had transformed into someone entirely different—a woman who now seemed to thrive on this newfound power. It was hard to ignore, even harder to comprehend. She met my gaze, her voice steady. “It’s my own money, James.”

My hand gripping the teacup suddenly tightened. Scalding tea splashed onto the back of my hand, but I felt nothing. Cassie watched my reaction, a flash of triumphant satisfaction crossing her eyes. She said, "20 years ago, your father, Richard Lambert, was Haven City's most famous genius designer, and my father, Bobby Wynter, was just his assistant. Your father was incredibly talented and designed a revolutionary piece of jewelry called Eternal Heart that caught the Zaharan Royal Family's attention."

The news sent the stock plummeting forty percent, triggering an automatic trading halt at the morning open. Inquiry letters flooded in from multiple partners, banks called relentlessly, and five key team members—veterans who had followed Lucas for years—had already submitted resignations. “He’s trying to crush me…” Serena felt the world darken before her eyes, her chest tight, struggling to breathe. James watched her pale face cautiously and said, “Actually… Maybe this is for the best. After the divorce, Noah won’t be illegitimate anymore, we can—” “Can what?” Serena cut him off sharply, her voice hoarse.

It didn't matter if it was choosing a school to attend, making new friends, going to parties or participating in a new racing competition. Unlike her, Mr Helvig was a very cautious and conservative man. If she didn't know any better, she would have thought that he was born during the second world war under Hitler's reign as führer. He strongly believed that he was superior to most people and that women should belong only at home. She couldn't fault him for such a manner of thinking. Mr Helvig was born and raised in quite a well-to-do but extremely conservative family. His family owned a bank and Mr Helvig was a very talented businessman. He was old and ruthless in the business world but at h

Tears still streaking my face, I stood up and bowed deeply to the person who spoke. "You’re right. My husband was indeed at fault in this matter. So," I declared, "I’ve decided to use half of his inheritance to compensate the victim’s family, and the rest to help those in need. The things my husband left undone in life, I will complete them in his stead!" After saying that, I pulled out my phone in front of everyone and made a call. "Hello? Is this Mr. Dunn, the lawyer? I'd like to donate all of my husband's inheritance!"

Z to accomplished her plans. She carefully grabbed the Jar and run as fast as she could. “let’s go”, shouted the wife to her husband. “what have you done?”, Dr. Z interrogated his wife. “this is our only chance to change the world of science, imagine if we can make everyone immortal, it will give us tons of money dear”, his wife explained.