Ex husband's Plea for Forgiveness
Chapter 143 Useless Explanations
"Yulia, I’m not feeling well." Melinda’s tone was cold. "I’m afraid I can’t accompany you any further."
Yulia knew the reason, of course. She didn’t really need Melinda’s help anyway.
Her purpose was an entirely different matter, and she had accomplished that already.
She didn’t protest, but she could see that the encounter had a physical effect on the other woman.
If they came back to mansion and the rest of the family saw the state Melinda was in, they would no doubt blame it on Yulia. "Let me take you back home."
"There’s no need for that," Melinda’s reply was swift. "You need to continue checking out your shop."
She needed a moment of peace. The bustle of the city was giving her a headache, and she was feeling close to suffocating.
She wanted to explode.
Yulia bit her lip and examined the situation. Her main concern was the certainty that Nelson and Queena would think she had done something to Melinda if she returned like this. She couldn’t let that happen.
"No, it would be better if I stayed with you," she tried again, her intent genuine this time, albeit somehow two-faced.
It gave Melinda pause. ‘It looks like Yulia really cares about me,’ she mused.
But she had suffered enough in the hands of this girl to let herself be fooled over repeatedly. ‘She’s only putting up appearances.’
"I want to be left alone," she told Yulia firmly. The younger girl was too embarrassed to insist any further after such an absolute denial, so she said nothing. Melinda walked away and Yulia let her.
As she passed by the spot where she saw her husband and another woman earlier, Melinda was assaulted by the pungent smell of tobacco and the cloying scent of Emily’s perfume.
The pounding on her temples grew stronger. She closed her eyes and took a deep breath.
When she opened her eyes again, she raised her chin, and walked to the parking lot with her head held high.
As soon as she was seated inside her car, however, her facade cracked, and the dam broke. She hunched over the steering wheel and sobbed quietly.
How many times had she told herself that her husband was never worth crying her heart out? Countless times. Too many times.
And yet there she was, her tears falling uncontrollably as she let her heart be wrenched and gutted yet again.
She allowed herself a good cry, and it took her the better part of the hour before the tears subsided.
The seat beside her was littered with dirty tissues, and the tissue box on her dashboard was almost empty.
She pulled out a couple more sheets, and took a final dab at her eyes. They felt swollen and puffy, and they no doubt looked just how they felt.
She glanced at her reflection on the rearview mirror, and could see that her cheeks were red as well.
She took a sip of water from the tumbler she always packed in her car, and then rummaged for her makeup kit. After a couple of beats, she realized she hadn’t brought it with her, which was a total bummer.
definitely question
her worry, she started her engine and
sped up the stairs, locked the
the table. She picked it up, and froze as she saw
took a
felt like forever. He had dialed her number several times already, but he never got
remembered that his wife was supposed to be
Yulia’s number next when
her crying,
phone. "I’ve been calling you so
a fair enough question, but Melinda was feeling a tad too sensitive at the moment. And in light of her witnessing one of her husband’s
to have my eyes glued to the phone all the time, and my time so free and flexible that I have to answer it every time it rings?" There was a wealth of sarcasm
moment that he
unwell?" His mind was already racing with the possibilities. ‘What happened? Wasn’t she all right this morning? Did something happen when she went out with Yulia?’ His eyes narrowed
fine." Melinda’s voice was weary and cold. She sounded as if the past few days they shared in
for something to say. "Mellie, I... I’ve
wife was upset, it always had something to do with
in the first place anyway. He had considered it quite an achievement
it was. It was exactly the wrong thing to say at the moment. If Melinda were with him now,
back over the phone. ‘So a so-called clean
the beat of confused silence over the line, but before Jonas could
to her face. To say
in this situation more times than she cared to count. It had become a cycle, and she had always submitted herself to it, never
saw the point in hanging on to Jonas any longer. The point had flown
left to do but
his desk in his office and still holding the phone, Jonas came to the unmistakable truth that his marriage was once again
entirely sure what to do, but he knew he had to see his wife immediately. He
be delivered to his boss’ table, when he saw the man
wearing a dark scowl, and his secretary could only stare as the
could have possibly happened? His boss had been pleased and rather cheerful only
Group offices and the Gu's mansion usually took one
mid-afternoon, so everyone at the residence was surprised when he
back herself, and was in the living room being served some snacks by Gavin. She had mixed feelings about
not help
her scheme to the end, and wanted to be
quiet guilt became
demanded, his face flushed,
off as he looked to Yulia. He knew the two women went out earlier, but what was with
as well, and she knew he was about to accuse her of some thing or other about Melinda. She beat him
she spat at her brother. Everyone, including the servants who were quietly minding their tasks nearby, paused and stared at her
expression darkening. "What the hell are you talking about?" he
but she gritted
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