The Abandoned Wife

y blessing to you and your first crush by giving up on our marriage. Tomorrow, you’re free to go

er lips to the man before her as though she was a moth d

icable move, but she had

d greatly, and now, all she wa

, how da

his fury sprang to life. His hand

sire in his body was too overpowering. It threa

he scheme

aid of n

Roxanne’s eye. Her kisses grew rapid as her ine

as to own him en

ry crashed t

weren’t under

. As his body burned up, he l

, Roxanne wo

that, she pulled out the divorce agreement she had prepared from the drawer and

shall go on separate ways. We will have nothing

er gaze and t

ess and anguish as she steppe

oved Lucian f

ge years until her university days, s

her the moment she m

a joyous occasion to hopefully ward off the bad luck. As

stepmother immediately

elighted she was as she waited

know that the person I want to marry is Aubree Pearson. I never wanted to marry you!

Lucian wasn’t ob

to the hope that the man wo

eir marriage, she did her bes

dinner so he could come h

she would only go to bed

uld take care of him meticulously instea

urt, she would be more w

ub with hot water for him. In the morning, she’d wake up earlie

never loved her,

ne’s birthday, but Lucian went to

understood that her one-sided fee

fall for her, for his hear

ne decided

oused by ten

o do after getting up was t

cuteness. No one in the corporate world was his matc

ams did he expect to fal

didn’t see Roxanne anywhere. Out of the corner of h

is t

e document with the words “Divorce Agreeme

arrowed da

e me to have S** with her, and now she wants a divor

ve that Roxanne wanted

and strode downstairs furiously. “Did you

, “Mr. Farwell, Mrs. Farwell left

an halted in his t

VR Medical Researc

*sistant, Linda, told her, “Dr. Jarvis, Professor Lambert

eling drowsy. However, upon hearing Linda’s words

ll me my little rascals destro

,” came Lin

anne a sympa

he mentee of Harvey Lambert, the best professor in the medical world. Wi

top her from being the scap

re worried about you. They spent their days bumbling around in Professor Lambert’s o

oming headache. She couldn’t help

Farwell residence and headed

rther her studies but soon

abort her children. When she arrived at the hospital, she cha

she kept h

nt with triplets—t

y signs of life due to a lack of oxygen, and only the

genius sons gave

en she recalled she was about to get