After She She Stopped Loving Him

Chapter 104

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After handling William’s discharge from the hospital, Yolanda personally drove him back to the orphanage.

As she was about to leave, William held her hand tight and said, “Yolanda, is everything okay between you and Charles? You two hardly spend any time together these days. If anything’s making you unhappy, just let me know. If it gets too much, we can call it quits–it’s perfectly fine to live on your own. Don’t feel like you have to stay with a man just for the sake of it.”

Yolanda’s eyes grew red on the spot. Living in this circle, she’d felt all too clearly the malice toward women- especially since she was a Grant.

William had devoted most of his life to the orphanage and never really understood how women thought. Back when Athena was still around, she’d be the one Yolanda confided in.

Athena had plenty of her own ideas.

Back then, Yolanda was always chasing after Charles, never trying to hide the way she looked at him–so obviously in love. Athena would hold her hand and say seriously, “That boy doesn’t seem the type to settle down with anyone. Yolanda, you have to look out for yourself. Love isn’t always enough. If something ever feels wrong, it’s best to get out while you still can.”

The elders always had razor–sharp insight into people–a talent that meant Yolanda and Charles’s fate was sealed long before they even realized it.

But at the time, Yolanda didn’t buy it. She thought that marrying Charles would mean he’d be hers, but he kept chasing women outside their marriage, one after another. He wouldn’t even let her nurse her heartbreak -just ruthlessly tore away fifteen years of love without a second thought.

All those years of Athena’s guidance, and she’d let her down in the end.

Yolanda dropped her lashes, schooling her face into a perfect, unbreakable smile–no cracks, no hint of pain. “Don’t worry, William. The minute everything’s settled, I’ll file for divorce,” she promised, resolute on the inside though calm on the surface.

If she tried to break free now, the Grant family would never let her go. The pressure from them was suffocating.

Renee and the Andrade manor would be just as ruthless. For now, being Charles’s wife was the only shield she had–no matter how flimsy, it was all that stood between her and a storm.

As she was about to leave, Yolanda noticed Joey peeking out timidly from behind a tree. He called out in a small, shy voice, “Aunt Yolanda, thank you for bringing Grandpa William back.”

A smile tugged at Yolanda’s lips, her heart nearly melting from the sweetness.

“No need to thank me, Joey. You must’ve really missed Grandpa William, right? Come on, go join everyone inside,” she replied warmly.

Just as she was about to get in the car, she spotted a vehicle in the distance suddenly floor it–like a maniac- and come barreling straight for her.

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because it crushed half her front bumper, then

direction.

Yolanda didn’t

car crashed straight into the

to see Renee clamber out

was twisted in a harsh snarl, eyes flashing with

hadn’t been for you, I never would’ve lost a finger! Now everyone’s going to mock me–all because of you. I swear, I won’t

clearly losing

scooped him up, and hurried him into the car. Her hands

decked out in her high–end dress, scrambled onto the hood, blocking Yolanda from leaving. She shrieked, “If that

my brother sick of me, made me a cripple! I swear, I really

lost because of Yolanda,

horn, her voice

you dare! I’d love to see if the Sinclairs or Grants let you

was coming from some girl who used to moon over her brother? ‘No way am I swallowing

slammed forward, sideswiping Renee

with a sickening snap, but she stayed on

rushed into the hospital

into the emergency room. The

her head.

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her clothes stained with blood, while

nightfall, totally lost, not sure what to do with herself. Her phone was blowing up, practically ready to shut off from all the

her eyes and picked up when William

trembled on the

speak, but her throat was so

the other end–finally, his voice

and let herself slump back into the chair. The blood on her hands was dry now, leaving only the

body was taken to the morgue, and as Yolanda walked out of the hospital, she spotted Charles and May stepping

raised toward Yolanda’s face, ready

defended herself before, grabbed May’s wrist before she

chest heaved with anger. “You’ve got some nerve, breaking Renee’s leg! You and Charles are getting a