Remarry My Ex-wife: Love Heals A Broken Heart

"But Jayson..." Lily didn't have the heart to hurt Patricia.

She believed that Patricia deserved to be treated better than that.

"Patricia ruined her own reputation.We merely took advantage of the situation by discussing it in front of the senior executives of the Reynolds Group.There's no harm in talking about what she had done,"

Jayson said confidently as he pushed the blame on Patricia.

Stunned, Patricia covered her mouth with her hands.

She couldn't believe what she had just heard.

‘Has Lily betrayed me? If I remember correctly, yesterday Lily had an appointment with the senior executives of Reynolds Group to talk about the contract, but...’ Understanding dawned on Patricia when she realized why Lily hadn't said a word or looked at her yesterday when she entered the office.

Unexpectedly, Lily had deceived her.

"Miss Sampson..." Patricia regained her senses when she heard the greetings of those passing her by.

Lily and Jayson, who were close to the door, looked up at her in surprise then.

Embarrassed, Lily turned her face away from Patricia.

"Did you hear our conversation, Miss Sampson?" she all but whispered.

Without answering her question, Patricia looked at Lily with a cold smile and uttered, "Lily, I treated you so well.How could you do that to me?"

Unable to control her anger, Patricia raised her hand to slap Lily.

"Slap!"

Before Lily and Jayson could react, Patricia had already slapped Lily hard across the cheek.

Glancing coldly at Jayson, she finally focused on Lily and remarked harshly, "I slapped you because of your unfaithfulness to me.From now on, we owe each other nothing.It was my misfortune to have called you a friend."

After she finished speaking, Patricia turned around, clenched her fists, and quickly strode away.

Today she had finally learned the truth.

The person she had always trusted had betrayed her! "Shame on you, Patricia!"

Standing in the middle of the street, Patricia growled at the sky with a sneer on her face.

Bitterness and anguish were written all over her face.

‘Do I not deserve to at least have a friend?’ Lily and Jayson, who were close to the door, looked up at her in surprise then.

Embarrassed, Lily turned her face away from Patricia.

"Did you hear our conversation, Miss Sampson?" she all but whispered.

Without answering her question, Patricia looked at Lily with a cold smile and uttered, "Lily, I treated you so well.How could you do that to me?"

Patricia raised

"Slap!"

Lily and Jayson could react, Patricia had already slapped

on Lily and remarked harshly, "I slapped you because of your unfaithfulness to me.From now on, we owe each other nothing.It was

Patricia turned around, clenched her fists, and quickly strode

finally

had always trusted had

growled at the sky with a sneer on her

and anguish were written

deserve to at least have a friend?’ She didn't have

regarded her as his friend, had

then later divorced her, and now Lily had

destined to be alone?’ Raising her head to the sky, she donned a bitter

rain started pouring heavily, wetting her face that was

cold rain couldn't erase the

street, Patricia wanted her emotional turmoil

to sleep and forget her

Zac spotted Patricia walking

steering

isn't she finding a place to shelter from the rain?’ In a fit of rage, Zac struck

her mind last night? So, why is she like this today?’ It was

tightly, he stared

than to take her out of the rain and put her in his car."Let's go, Zac.The

soft voice,

he threw a final glance at Patricia before driving

she

seat, Lyndsy cast a

Patricia was

was deliberately showing up in front of Zac and looking pitiful so that

shameless bitch!’

Patricia was aimlessly standing

rain outside, she couldn't

out her hand, she tried to catch

by splashed her, staining her face

hair and couldn't

time she was pushed into the

and Yolanda had bullied

she thought

and Tina had

she had been trapped in unhappy

anymore when something terrible happened

the sky, she lifted her

now in

"Patricia, are you crazy?"

a sudden, she heard a deep,