THE REGRETS OF MY EX-WIFE
Chapter 1
“Divorced?” Sean’s mind buzzed. He stumbled. All he wanted was for Tina to give him an explanation, to tell him that this was a misunderstanding… even if it was just a lie. Yet all he had gotten was a demand to divorce.
“Yes, s divorce. Here are the papers. Sing them.” Tina pulled out a divorce agreement from her expensive Hermes bag and slapped it onto the table.
Sean’s eyes widened in disbelief as he stared at the divorce agreement- it has obviously been prepared beforehand. Then, he looked up at Tina. “How long have been thinking of divorcing me?”
“You forced me into doing this. I hate it when people stalk me.” Tina’s tone was icy.
“So, this is all my fault?”
“Don’t look at me like that, Sean. You’ve been leeching off me for the past five years. It’s none of your business who I want to be with.”
“None of my business? You’re my wife, Tina! My lawfully-wedded wife…” Sean wanted to bellow? at her, but he looked down at the divorce agreement again. He clenched his fists so tightly that his nails were digging into the palms of his hands.
“So what?” Tina looked uncaring. “If you can’t live with it, let’s just get divorced. Let me make myself clear, though-you’re the one who can’t stand my actions, so you’re gonna leave this marriage without a penny to your name.”
Sean’s eyes widened even more. He stared at Tina incredulously. Before today, he never would’ve imagined she could say such words. Was she still the kind woman-no, girl-he’d met 15 years ago? The one who’d given him slice of bread when he’d been on the brink of despair and told him to not give up?
“Look, stop wasting my time. Just sign the papers.” Sean was pulled out of his reverie by Tina’s frosty tone. He returned his senses and gazed at her. She was such a heartless, selfish woman. He knew people would change as time passed-Tina’s appearance had changed, but would her personality change so thoroughly as well?
Sean could no longer see the guileless light in Tina’s eyes nor the kindness she’d displayed all those years ago. His gaze became disappointed. “You’ve changed so much, Tina. Sometimes, I even wonder if you’re really the little girl from my memories.”
“What the hell are you talking about? If you’re just trying to delay the inevitable, I’d advise you to cut the crab, “Tina snapped. What “girl” was he referring to? She’d never even met him before their marriage. Sean didn’t answer her, instead he made a final confirmation. “Do you really want a divorce?” “Absolutely,” Tina said resolutely.
“Okay” Sean took a deep breath and shifted his gaze. This took Tina aback, for a split second she thought Sean had completely in to a completely different person. But when she returned to her senses she knew. He was still the useless man who tottered around the house in an apron. Her cold tone on a hint of condescendence as she looked at him “Actually you should have long since realized that we’re from different world.”
“Yeah you are right.” This time, Sean didn’t refute her. “you’re a high and CEO now and one of Skye city’s top ten outstanding entrepreneurs. On the other hand, I am nothing but a useless man who only knows how to cook and clean. At least, that’s what you think.” Tina was surprised by this. She hadn’t expected Sean to have such a clear grasp on the situation. She smiled haughtily. “it looks like you’ve finally seen the light; you know how worthless you are. You’re not worthy of me, you know.”
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