This Time, I Will Get My Divorce, Mr

Sonia felt an urge to roll her eyes upward at Julia.

What’s Julia talking about? It’s not like I’m going to go easy on the Gray Family either.

“Is there anything you’d like to say? Because if there isn’t, I suppose I should get going right now,” Sonia coldly replied and raised her hand, using it to deflect Julia’s finger that was pointing at her.

Nonetheless, Julia reacted as if her hand was stained by some filth, desperately reaching for her handkerchief to wipe her hand while angrily berating Sonia. “How dare you touch me with your filthy hand!”

“Oh really? I can't agree more with you, Mrs. Gray. I shouldn’t have made my hand dirty by touching you. Oh gosh, what was wrong with me?” Sonia asked sarcastically with a glacial look on her face.

“You?! Did you just say I’m dirty?” Julia paused, staring at Sonia in disbelief.

“Yup, you’re dirty, indeed.” Sonia nodded, producing a handkerchief from her purse with a disgusted look on her face. Her revolted expression intensified as she rubbed her finger harder and harder, like she was trying to remove a stubborn stain from her hand. In contrast to Julia’s gentler movement, Sonia’s rapid gesture implied that Julia’s hand was dirtier than hers.

As soon as Julia caught on to Sonia’s hint, she angrily refuted her. “You! You have no manners at all!”

“I have no manners?!” Sonia found Julia’s words somewhat amusing. “Well, let’s not talk about me because it seems to me that you’re the one who is lacking in manners. After all, you were the one who insulted me before I returned the favor, yet you’re now pointing your finger at me for my bad manners. How is that fair?! You need to understand that people won’t always go easy on you like I do when they talk back!”

Julia couldn’t help but feel ashamed of what she did upon hearing Sonia’s accusation. It was indeed she who started the quarrel first. “Well, even though that might have been true, I’m still older than you, so shouldn’t you…?”

the most? People who are so above themselves that they think everybody should respect them just because they’re older. You and I are not related at all, but you won’t feel ashamed of preaching to me as if you’re my mother. More ironically, you failed at parenting your own kids, so who are you to lecture others? Honestly

distorted world views, Tina grew up in a toxic upbringing that subsequently shaped her

was raised by someone else in a different family throughout her whole life. So, even when she revealed her evil nature upon returning to

eyes turned red when she heard how Sonia described her two

and caught her

Julia

mocked, “Let you hit me as you

fixing her eyes on Sonia with a piercing gaze, as if she wanted to drill a hole through

her lips upward and replied, “It seems that you’re extremely unhappy, Mrs. Gray,

you to release me now, or I’m going to call the security!” Julia futilely struggled to break free from Sonia’s restraint, only to see her effort fail due to the latter’s firm grip. In that instant, she quickly understood that she was no match for Sonia in a battle of physical. She immediately realized it would be unwise for her

want me to let you go? Alright then.” Sonia finished her sentence and nudged Julia forward before

her balance and collapsed onto the ground on her backside in a trance. Did… Sonia just pushed me

caught in a trance, Sonia crouched down and stared at the woman with her glacial eyes. “Honestly, I really wish I could give you two slaps in the face for what Tina did to me with a stick, Mrs. Gray. After all, you’re her mother, which makes it reasonable for you to bear the consequences in her place. Nonetheless, you’re lucky that I’m someone who respects the elderly, which is why I decided to hold in my urge and take the moral high ground. Therefore, I want you to behave yourself and treasure all the time you have in these last three months because they will be your final peaceful moments; but if you decide to ignore my advice, I’ll be forced to do my worst and strip you of those peaceful moments.” Sonia

arm as she gritted her teeth and asked, “What are you talking about? What do you mean by the last three months? Tell me

to play on Julia’s anxiety. Then, she shook off her hand and

pain. Nonetheless, she couldn’t care less about that while looking at Sonia’s back, shouting, “Come back here! You’d better start explaining what those last three months are

anything. As Sonia slowly disappeared from sight, Julia angrily patted the floor but soon helplessly suppressed