A Divorce After My Rebirth by Gentle Rain in June

Chapter 10 Throwing Mud Back

“I told Cedric I wanted a divorce yesterday! So, from now on, I have no connection to the Johnson

family’s company, even if it goes bankrupt,” Natalie responded as she stroked the piglet, calmly facing the scolding on the other end of the phone.

Rebecca, who had been berating her on the phone, was taken aback by Natalie’s words. Then, the older

woman screeched, “What did you say?”

“I want a divorce from him.”

The air grew quiet.

Rebecca had always asserted her dominance as Natalie’s mother–in–law, and she couldn’t grasp the

sudden change in Natalie.

Earlier, she had told Natalie to drop by the Johnson Manor, but the younger woman had brushed her off!

And now, she dared to speak this way?!

Natalie had completely dropped all pretenses with the Johnson family now. In the morning, it was

Christina, and now it was Rebecca.

She felt extremely satisfied inside.

For three years, she had been nothing in this family.

Even when she was pregnant, they had manipulated her without mercy.

There was a saying that the mother was just as precious as the child in her womb. That concept didn’t exist in the Johnson family.

were so cold that it was

gives you the right to ask for a divorce? Natalie, don’t

completely lost her composure and started to curse, but Natalie had lost interest

was like night and day.

she was anything

public opinion was stirred

came knocking, and with them

Natalie’s heart turned

spoke to the police about something, and the police nodded

Ms.

calm, yet more piercing than any sharp

head

“Nat, I hope this

Natalie sneered.

do with it, but he didn’t believe it had nothing to do with

“Ten years.”

“What?”

years together, we don’t even have basic

of existence had they

each other inside out, but now Natalie couldn’t see through

man, she

man’s somewhat unsteady voice

not

with heavy steps. Her back pressed up against his chest as he leaned down, his warm breath by her

worried that this incident had nothing to do with her and might hurt her feelings, so he tried to console her in advance. “It’s just a routine questioning; just tell them the

pushed his hand away and got into the police

questioning? That was an understatement! If they hadn’t suspected her of something, why would the police come to her

station, the

it felt like a relentless interrogation

if they