The Wrong Woman

Imogen said irritably, "I'm really busy and don't have time to deal with your marital issues. Don't drag me into your relationship."

After that, she strode upstairs to change her clothes. Scarlett cried as she turned away to leave. She said, "If you don't want to live together anymore, then let's not. I don't even want the child."

Ethan was very anxious. He said to Jasper, "Imogen wouldn't just marry a stranger out of nowhere, so she must be doing this to get back at me." With that, he quickly chased after Scarlett. Jasper was left speechless.

Back home, Imogen couldn't hold back her tears as she changed out her dirty clothes. No matter how tough or unfair life was, she had never complained or cried before.

She couldn't endure it anymore as it was the last straw that broke the camel's back. Every time she saw Ethan and Scarlett, her heart ached all over again. She still couldn't let go. Imogen wiped away her tears and changed into clean clothes. Then, she went downstairs and dragged a large box of products to sell at a street stall. She had the worst luck.

Not long after she set up, there was a city inspection, and all her goods were confiscated. She was left with a fine notice.

"To get your goods back, come to our office, write a guarantee, and pay the fine."

worth over two thousand, but she needed to pay a one thousand dollar fine. If she took the goods back but couldn't sell them, they would just

with the fine notice in her hand. She

her to the bone.

thousand to buy her father the best prosthetic leg, not the poor-quality one that didn't fit and made walking difficult, causing sores and infections.

seemed like fate had it in for her family. Whenever she saved a little money something would happen to drain

she had managed to save 80 thousand. Then, Carol, exhausted

paying for the damages because the

mountains. But then, he fell, broke his hand, and ended up in the

and had the mushroom soup, the whole

crumpled the fine notice and tossed it into a trash

walked forward. In the bustling world, she was just another