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The Unwanted Wife Demands A Divorce

Chapter 6 

Word Count: 781    |    Released on: 27/04/2026

ed to her chest, the defiance blazing in her eyes. Then, his focus shifted past

ering beneath his skin. But his e

. She stepped forward, forcing him

her voice raw but steady. "I'm l

k, the anger, the denial. She had just dropped a bomb

without a word, he turned his back

sucking the air right out of the room. Adina stood fr

She planted herself in the doorway of the close

movements slow and methodical. He di

ed wildly at his nonchalance. "You act lik

he velvet tray with a soft click. "Adina, you had a bad d

. "This isn't about insecurity!

ckle. He turned to face her, his eyes hard and unyielding. "Stop this dramatic performance. What is it y

her lungs in a sharp gasp. He thought this was a shaked

ice shaking with fury. "I want out. I want

y devoid of humor. "Entitled? Have you forgotten the prenuptial agreement you

f him, the oppressive force of his presence

ently surviving on a line of credit extended by Cannon Industries. You push this divorce, that cre

zing. Adina felt the ground shift beneath her feet. He wa

on blurring. She swayed, and the towe

el slipping down her arm. Something flickered in his eyes-someth

overing near the edge of the

ly, slapping his hand

a second. Then, he pulled it back, his face re

l. "In the morning, the housekeeper will u

-suite bathroom. The door closed with a decisive

into her palms so hard she drew blood. He had dismissed her. He had threatene

nding over her vision. He thought he had won. He though

a who he was

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The Unwanted Wife Demands A Divorce
The Unwanted Wife Demands A Divorce
“I married the ruthless billionaire Dorman Cannon to save my family's business. For two years, I played the perfect, invisible wife in a cold, loveless marriage. But the day my sister Cierra-his ex-fiancée-returned from Europe, the illusion shattered. A private investigator sent me a photo: Dorman walking into her hotel room at the exact time he claimed to be in a board meeting. I packed my bags and demanded a divorce. Instead of apologizing, Dorman pinned me against the bedroom wall. Right in front of me, he made a single phone call to freeze my father's credit line, instantly triggering a liquidity crisis that would bankrupt my family. "You are my wife. You are not going anywhere." He then tossed a record-breaking Cartier diamond necklace at my feet, like a pacifier for a misbehaving child. I smashed the multimillion-dollar piece to the marble floor, screaming that I wasn't just an asset on his balance sheet. But he only stared at the scattered diamonds with terrifying indifference, completely unfazed by my despair. I didn't understand. If he wanted Cierra so badly, why was he holding my family hostage just to keep me trapped in this gilded cage? Sitting on the cold floor surrounded by broken diamonds, my tears finally stopped. Since he refused to let me leave quietly, I would just have to tear his perfect empire down from the inside.”