Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 66 The Show is Starting Soon “That’s nonsense.

You’ve become pretty sensitive, you little devil,” Matthew teased while playfully patting my butt.

711 pamper my lovely wife tonight.” I smiled and nestled into his arms, saying, “I’m hungry and feeling under the weather.

How could you do that to me?” He scrutinized me.

“Are you genuinely not feeling well? Why didn’t you bring Ava back with you?” “You wouldn’t believe it.

Ava’s having a blast with my parents and doesn’t want to leave.

She didn’t even glance at me when I left.

Our neighbors have several kids, and she’s obsessed with hanging out with them, so I let her stay there for a while.” I had another reason for leaving Ava at my mom’s place–it freed me from distractions.

“We’ll do as you say.

Take a break while I prepare dinner,” Matthew comforted and hugged me before heading to the kitchen.

Shortly after, I went to the bedroom, changed the sheets, and tossed them into the washing machine.

The thought of tainted sheets made me queasy.

Matthew came to call me for dinner and was o confused d when he realized I had changed the sheets.

why, I said, “Just for a change of vibes.” His phone rang before we started

screen and

I asked while eating.

that?” Matthew glanced at me and casually replied, “It’s just a

one who wanted an

for is still interested in collaborating with us.” I couldn’t help but admire his

to step out for a

this opportunity to participate in

return soon to spend more time with

few days and will

not interrupt my sleep,” I

a smile as if

won’t interrupt

honey.

off now.” Fourwed him inwardly as he hurried to change his clothes and even checked himself in the

to kiss me before leaving to +15 BONUS Our marriage felt like a slow death to

I seemed numb, and the food I chewed made me

called Ivanna and updated

called Johnson and

me that Matthew had been busy preparing financial

Matthew had signed a significant project through a company registered under Melanie’s name,

forgiving I could be, I couldn’t tolerate Matthew’s blatant