His Destructive, Toxic Love (Jasper and Eliza)

"Come on, stop messing around and behave for once."

Casper thought Eliza's request for a divorce was just her throwing yet another tantrum.

Eliza was someone who rarely made decisions, but when she did, she stuck to them. As for their marriage? Well, a marriage involving three people was just too crowded.

Casper didn't love her, and she couldn't keep loving a man who'd left her with nothing but emotional scars.

"Casper, I'm not throwing a tantrum," she said, her voice steady. "I've thought this through. I don't want to be your wife anymore. Let's get a divorce."

"Do you really have to divorce me?" He asked, his tone turning icy. "Eliza, you think you get to decide?"

"I'm willing to step aside."

A heart doesn't turn cold overnight. For two long years, she poured her soul into being the perfect wife and future mother, working harder to please him than any servant ever would. Time and again, she convinced herself to wait just a little longer. She thought he'd come around, and he'd see her worth.

How laughable it turned out to be. It was nothing but a pipe dream.

Half a bottle of birth control pills had stolen her chance to be a mother and also made her see her marriage for what it truly was.

Casper had taken up her entire youth - she was finally ready to let him go.

jolt made Eliza almost hit the

he said

unbuckled her seatbelt and pushed the door open. The moment her foot hit the ground, the

was

went to the

"Hi Aaron."

I need to talk to you about some things to keep in mind to

Conceive?

are we talking about this all of a

"Casper didn't tell you?"

"No."

a blood transfusion, and your blood carries a rare genetic marker that produces the highest antibody levels during pregnancy..." Eliza heard nothing after that. Her heart grew colder with

drained away, leaving her

all because she still had some use to him. Draining her last drop of blood was her

"Eliza, are you listening?"

"Thanks, Aaron. I get

to you

to the house she shared with Casper and grabbed

"Ma'am,