Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 3 Anxiety

“Two days ago? Where?” I asked, feeling a little anxious.

Ivanna noticed my reaction and retorted, “What’s with that look?”

“Where did you see him?” I couldn’t care less about bantering with her and continued pressing for answers.

However, Ivanna’s phone started ringing. She glanced at the screen and hushed me before leaning into her chair and answering the call. After a few sentences, she straightened up, glanced at me, and said, “What?! I’ll be right there!”

Immediately after, she closed her laptop and stuffed it into her bag. “I have to go. Let’s meet up again another time!”

“Wait… You…” I had more questions, but she ignored me and left.

She said she saw Matthew two days ago, but he was supposed to be on his business trip in Canta then. Where did she see him? Was she at Canta for a trip as well?

into the seat silently. I was helpless, but a strange sense of fear filled my heart.

lying to me? Did he not go

with my mind in turmoil. Despite the warm sunlight shining on me, I couldn’t stop shivering. I wondered what I should do if Matthew had an affair and what would happen to

to pick Ava up. Fortunately, Matthew returned early today. Seeing that I had forgotten to pick Ava up, he quickly comforted me and left

get up and started cooking. Before Matthew returned with our daughter, Melanie walked in unexpectedly. She had a key

When she saw me in the kitchen, she put down her bag

the vegetables as I replied,

up now?” Melanie’s tone carried a hint of reproach. She always acted pampered and arrogant, as if

attitude toward me, her sister-in-law, was also unpredictable. However, I had grown accustomed to her behavior over the years. After all, she was Matthew’s sister, and I had no choice but to accept the good and bad

have squid at home? I want some calamari!” She

toward the fridge. “Look in there.

from the doorway. “Mommy, I’m back! Why did you forget to pick me up today?” She ran up to me, looking at me

felt guilty, I smiled and pinched her nose with my wet hands. “I was busy. I promise I won’t forget my baby next

and looked at us dotingly. Meanwhile, Melanie approached the doorway and greeted

and removed his coat. Then he entered the kitchen and wrapped his arms around me. The next second, he removed my apron and

“My brother is such a good husband. I want