Fleeing the Gilded Cage: Don't Want to be the Billionaire's Wife

Fleeing the Gilded Cage: Don’t Want to be the Billionaire’s Wife Chapter 2

Chapter 2 When indecision led to chaos

After seeing Martina leave, the nanny immediately returned to the living room and reported to Elizabeth, “Miss Martinez has left.”

Elizabeth lazily flipped through the magazine in her hand and said, “If she wants to leave, just let her.”

The nanny was a bit worried and said, “But young master is coming back in a few days, what if he doesn’t see Miss Martinez…

Elizabeth didn’t care about such things and impatiently shut her up, “What are you afraid of? She will come back on her own.” Her tone was full of disdain. “She has endured for six years, can she really leave?”

In the taxi, the driver asked several times if the address was correct, but no one responded.

He looked in the rearview mirror and saw Martina silently crying in the back seat.

The ride was smooth and uneventful, and soon they arrived at the house she had rented temporarily.

Leaving Benjamin was not Martina’s impulsive decision. It took her two months to come to terms with it and ultimately decided to end this relationship of six years by herself.

In the first few years of her life, there was no room in her eyes or heart for anyone else besides Benjamin. Now, the final choice was like bringing closure to those absurd years.

The apartment had already been cleaned beforehand, a one–bedroom apartment with a living room, 40 square yard.

The basic furniture and appliances were all very clean.

She put her luggage aside and prepared some food for herself, just a bowl of plain pasta.

A few days ago, she purchased a new SIM card and inserted it into the dual slots of her phone. She wanted a clean break, in case she decided to sever ties completely. However, she didn’t remove the old number, perhaps because she still held onto a glimmer of hope.

the new card, she first called her father, Miguel

Martina said

heard his daughter’s voice and

“Martina” almost made Martina cry. She took a sip of water

are you using to call me?” Miguel asked, seeing that the number

luckily my friend has a spare phone that I can use for

Martina’s well–being, “Is everything going well for you recently? Have you been eating well and staying

“Everything’s good,” Martina replied.

Miguel still couldn’t let go of Martina’s lifelong affair. He asked, “By the way, how is your relationship with Benjamin? When are you planning to have

Wedding ceremony?

to common

Benjamin never talked to her about anything related to marriage,

hear a response and his tone instantly became cold, “Could it be that their family is thinking of backing

of some old things from the past, Miguel couldn’t help getting angry, “You are the fiancée personally chosen

Benjamin and often mentioned

and not

was afraid that continuing the topic would only expose bad news and that her father would worry about her situation if he found out. So every time, she

breath, Martina withheld the fact that

Walker family, her father was already worried. Later, Benjamin never expressed his positive attitude towards their relationship, and

Walker family now, her father would probably be eager to rush over

stable. We’re probably going to have a wedding soon. I’ll talk to him when he comes back,” Martina

calmed down and said, “Okay, that’s the right thing to do. We two should have

talk about marriage, and couldn’t help but say, “When Benjamin comes back, bring him home.

Miguel Martinez, was the vice–president of the local agricultural and sideline products distribution association, and he was about to

family and the Walker family, it

grandfather, Jack Walker, was young, he loved outdoor adventures and. would go wherever danger existed. However, during one of his explorations in the Sandia Mountains, he was unfortunately

he was the first to pull the seriously injured Bob out and carry him to the county hospital, before calling on local people