Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Carol had been holed up in the villa for two weeks, her cellphone powered off the entire time. She felt like she was falling apart.

Knowing herself, she should've confronted Felix right away, but she did nothing; just hid away like a coward.

Her mind was a tangle of the events that had led her here.

Listina had fallen ill, Felix was at her side, and Carol found Listina a doctor, covering over a hundred thousand dollars in medical

expenses out of her own pocket. Listina kissing Felix, her fiancé.

The human mind was a curious thing. Maybe she was subconsciously avoiding the truth, which explained why she couldn't make

sense of it all.

She remembered Listina's harsh words at the hospital, thinking she was just ranting, but what if she was telling the truth?

If this was all a scam, it would make sense. She had been such a fool. Duped emotionally, taken advantage of, and still dreaming of

marriage with Felix, she was a complete fool. She had never felt so humiliated, so foolish in her entire life.

Lately, she shut out the world - no TV, no phone, no computer. When hungry, she nibbled on crackers, when thirsty, she drank

water, and she had lost twenty pounds as a result.

Then Yolanda cknocking. She was pounding on the door like a madwoman, "Carol! Open up, it's an emergency, Carol!"

Carol's world remained in chaos, but Yolanda's voice was too loud to ignore. She sluggishly made her way towards the door.

Upon opening it, Yolanda burst in, "Carol, it's a disaster! Turn on the TV!"

For the past two weeks, Carol had avoided the television, refusing to absorb any news from the outside world.

on the TV, and the screen showed footage of Abner being

the Miller Group's shares had fallen into the hands of a

to prominence

pain, hearing

too. Two weeks ago, I

out and grounded me. That's why I

Group, but Felix double-crossed him. There's a contract you

under the bus by the media,

her world revolved around racing. She'd never

it felt like the lights went out, nearly collapsing on the

in her language, but the words might as well have been in

her grasp. She felt her head

was all a hallucination, but Yolanda's crying

of the

for one - Mr. Miller's assistant, who's actually in

of them together at

but she hadn't dwelled on

Listina's words chilled her to the bone. Now, the news shattered her

her mouth to speak,

dragged her out the door, "Carol, we're going to confront Felix right now. I

years ago.

the Miller Group headquarters and stopped at the top

faces around

Felix, dressed in a suit, was there

Listina, with a triumphant

a dagger

across her

hell is this? Have you