When ine noticed Jacob’s firm resolve, she retorted angrily, “So, you think you can just stop living with me? Fine! We can be apart for two years, and then we’ll head to court to finalize the divorce.”
Once she finished her outburst, ine snickered and added, “But Jacob, I need you to understand something upfront: I am not a forgiving person. If I find out that you’re living a happier, morefortable life after our divorce, I will definitely feel uneasy!”
“You know better than anyone what I’m capable of when I’m ufortable. I will ensure that you feel even more difort than I do! That’s the only way I can find some peace in my heart,” she warned.
“In other words, if you think you can go out and find some other woman to enjoy life with, think again! I will ruin your happiness! I’ll be right there, bothering you every single day, following you around like a shadow—even if it means haunting you! You won’t be able to escape me!”
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ording to ine, even if he put up with her for another two years and finally managed to divorce her, she would never truly let him go…
If ine discovered that he was with Matilda by then, wouldn’t she lose her mind?
ine was already a constant source of annoyance, and she had no idea that Matilda was back in town.
If she found out about Matilda, or realized he was involved with her, wouldn’t she be capable of anything?
Not only would ine refuse to let Jacob go, but she would also target Matilda, whom she had viewed as her sworn enemy for years.
Given ine’s fierce personality, the “number one vixen in Aurous Hill,” how could Matilda possibly stand a chance against her?
When that day came, ine would surelysh out at Matilda as soon as she was done with Jacob. It would undoubtedly turn into a chaotic situation.
As these thoughts raced through Jacob’s mind, anxiety overwhelmed him to the point of tears.
He desperately questioned himself, “Will I, Jacob, never be able to be with Matilda in this lifetime? Will I, Jacob, never find my own happiness? Am I destined to live with this horrible woman forever?”<fnfc6d> ???s ??????? ?s ?????? ?? Find_Novel(.</fnfc6d>
These thoughts made Jacob feel as if he were at the end of his rope.
With a triumphant smirk, ine said, “Listen closely, Jacob. You will never be free of me for your entire life unless I die first! And even if I go before you, I’ll make sure to take you along with me! You won’t get to live in peace without me!”
Jacob trembled in rage, unable to contain himself any longer. He shouted in outrage, “ine, you…you…you despicable woman! How could someone as shameless as you even exist?”
“What’s your issue?” ine raised an eyebrow. “What’s wrong with me? I’m the one married to you, remember? We even have children together! Do you think I’m someone you can just toss aside whenever you feel like it?”
Jacob’s anger boiled over, and he began to cry. “The biggest regret of my life is marrying you! If I had known you were this cunning, I would have never brought you into my family—even if you held a knife to my throat!”
ine smirked and replied, “So, your regret has nothing to do with whether I’m cunning or not. You’re simply upset because of Matilda, right? You wish you had tried harder to win her back?”
“You’re the one who can’t appreciate what you have and have wandering eyes. Now, because our daughter is here, why don’t you take a good look in the mirror and ask yourself if you’re truly this shameless?”
“You…” Jacob felt as if he were suffocating.
ine had a knack for pinpointing the most painful truths andunching vicious verbal attacks, regardless of the situation.
At that moment, Jacob realized he was no match for this shrew.
As he reflected on the bleakness of his life and the apparent absence of any bright days ahead, he copsed to the floor, sobbing like a child.
However, Jacob’s tears were unlike ine’s tantrums; his cries were so heart-wrenching that anyone who heard them would feelpelled to weep alongside him.