Boss, Your Wife's Asking For A Divorce, Again

Boss Your Wife’s Asking for A Divorce Again Chapter 889 Toby’s Fault

This is all Toby’s fault. I wouldn’t have gotten so tired and slept through the afternoon if not for him. I could have gotten some work done. Ooh, I’m so mad. He’s gonna pay for this.

She turned to the side and flipped the switch of her lamp on. The light illuminated the room, and Sonia could see everything. She put her phone down and got out of bed, but the moment she did, her legs gave out. She fell down with a thud, kneeling on her knees and hands.

It was fortunate that the floor had a rug over it, and the impact did not hurt that much. However, she turned beet-red from the awkwardness.

She fell because she had gone the whole day without eating, and a part of her was feeling sore. She had pulled on it when she got off the bed, and that was why her legs gave out.

As she looked at her knees and hands, something bubbled within Sonia. Tears welled up in her eyes, and she kept muttering Toby’s name. It’s all Toby’s fault. I wouldn’t be kneeling here like some kind of weakling if not for him.

The more she thought about it, the sadder it made her. She bit her lip, and she was on the verge of tears. Sonia had never embarrassed herself like this before, but after she met Toby, all she did was embarrass herself. What did I ever do to make that guy do this to me?

She took a deep breath and held her tears down. Sonia slowly got back up, holding the edge of her bed as she did so. She sat on the edge of her bed to check her legs.

Sonia was in pajamas. Toby probably changed her clothes after he took her back. She bent over and rolled her pants up to see if her knees were bruised. She had fallen down hard, and it might leave a bruise even though it did not hurt. She had to check.

She rolled the legs of her pants up, revealing her fair and lovely calves. They shone like jade under the illumination of the light, attracting the eyes of those who would look at them.

knees and heaved a sigh of relief, as they were fine. She rolled the legs of the pants down and went outside, leaning against

almost lost all feeling of her body, and she was starving. There was not an ounce of strength left in her, and she would

the living room or

lights were on, and the room was bright. In

crack. She heard the sound of someone tapping

any sound when she opened the door, so Toby did not realize

against the wall, tiptoeing into the study, as if she was worried about disturbing him. The study used to be hers and only hers. She could barge in like an elephant without having to worry about disturbing anyone. However, she had split the

and most importantly, a book shelf filled with books that bored her. She did not understand what they were

the rest belonged to Toby. She was the owner of the room, but

up two thirds of the cabinet while Toby’s expensive clothes only took up a third of the space, it cheered her up

that, and he looked up. When he saw Sonia standing not far from him, the deadpan

chair back and got up. Toby stopped right before Sonia, looking at

where you were. How

“Your phone,” Toby answered.

I woke up. And why would I? I’m not hurt or

patient. Don’t call yourself that.” He poked her forehead and frowned. “You’re perfectly fine, and I’m happy to do anything

and rubbed her belly. It

you