I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Abigail assisted in paying the nanny’s fee and added the person as a friend on WhatsApp. Then, she took out her phone to search for what a pregnant woman needed to prepare for a hospital stay.

“Doctor, how much longer will the pregnant woman in this operating room be?” Abigail dared not leave quickly and grabbed a nurse to ask.

The nurse glanced at the time and replied, “It’s uncertain. Do you need something?”

“I rushed here and didn’t have time to prepare what was needed. I don’t know if it’s too late to buy them now,” Abigail explained anxiously.

“There’s a supermarket next to the hospital. You can take a look. It will only take about ten minutes. The pregnant woman shouldn’t be out within that timeframe.” The nurse kindly informed Abigail.

Abigail nodded and quickly bought the items with her phone in hand in Adral, a very remote town. As she entered the deserted supermarket, she found the section selling mother and baby products and, in her haste, nearly collided with a few burly men.

“Sorry,” Abigail hurriedly apologized and maneuvered around them.

The several ordinary-looking men looked at Abigail’s back warily, confirming that she was buying things before turning their heads and walking forward.

“We saw him enter this supermarket… Why can’t we find him now?”

“We’re blocking the exits. I don’t believe that guy can hide inside forever.”

doesn’t come out, he’ll bleed to

their voices and spoke with a strange accent,

foreigners in this remote Adral? Although she had doubts, Luna’s situation was still more critical. She bought what the pregnant woman and child needed. She was about to go to the milk

toward a corner. It prompted her to let go of the shopping cart and struggle hard.

to communicate with the

Abigail was tightly held in their embrace, feeling like her bones were about to be crushed. Dragged behind a crowded shelf, Abigail had no strength left.

waist, causing her to dare not

go of you?” A deep

was about to curse but shook her head gently. She used her hand to support herself on the ground and soon felt a sticky

The man released

believe that he knew her. “Yes… Who

dared not look at him. She wore a mask

I’ll be waiting for you in the men’s restroom at the grocery store…” The man paused and continued,

humiliated. “Wait here. After I buy those items, I’m leaving. I

and didn’t want to get

the overly cautious foreigners she encountered earlier, she guessed that this person must have had a conflict with them. It was perhaps from being chased by enemies. Thinking about those people waiting at the entrance, Abigail, while buying clothes in the men’s section, secretly called the police on her phone.