After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back by Riverflow

"How do I take revenge?" Aveline asked, her gaze distant as she stared at Yvonne.

Yvonne's lips curled into a faint smile. She reached into her bag and pulled out a small plastic bag containing a single pill. Handing it to Aveline, she said, "All you have to do is get him to take this, and everything you're enduring now will come to an end. You'll be free."

Aveline stared at the bag for a long moment before finally taking it. She looked down at the pill, her voice steady as she asked, "What will happen to Lucas if he takes this?"

Yvonne smiled softly. "He'll just fall into a coma for a while. It won't kill him, and you won't have to worry about facing any legal consequences."

Aveline remained silent, clutching the pill tightly in her hand.

Yvonne watched her with a gentle sigh, her expression almost pitying. "You're such a good girl. If Lucas hadn't been so fixated on you, you wouldn't be in this position." Aveline closed her eyes, her thoughts swirling.

Seeing this, Yvonne said, "Get some rest. I won't disturb you any longer."

With that, she turned and left the room.

The sound of the door closing echoed in the room. Aveline opened her eyes, staring down at the pill in her hand. A bitter smile played on her lips.

her phone

deep, familiar voice quickly came through the

Aveline asked, her

I've already told you,

"Even if it

that's what it takes, then go ahead and kill me. My life

fluttered as

the call.

dropped the pill into the toilet, and watched as the water flushed it away. Her expression

Selena returned, she looked puzzled. "What did Mrs. Tudor

her head. "Nothing much, really. She just came to check

sense something was off, but seeing that Aveline didn't

been filed, so now we just wait for the court date. Since you two don't have any children or property disputes, and your intention is clear, the court should grant the divorce." Aveline stared out the window, her emotions a tangled mess. She had a feeling things wouldn't be as

hospital, Aveline's walking had improved, though she still moved slowly. The

agreed made arrangements to