His unwanted wife, the world’s coveted genius by Derk Blaylock

Chapter 402:

“Just today,” Belinda answered.

“Did something happen? Why did you two divorce so suddenly?” Kenia’s tone remained steady, though it carried a hint of concern. Kenia had been invited to Harold’s birthday banquet, but she had declined, offering an excuse. Therefore, she was unaware of the events that had transpired at the banquet.

Belinda didn’t hide anything, recounting everything that happened both at the holiday villa and during Harold’s banquet. As Kenia listened, her expression turned dark. She could never have imagined how much her beloved granddaughter had endured—Belinda had almost lost her life! This was really infuriating.

“Belinda, you did nothing wrong. Your choice was the right one. Lucas was never a good husband to you, and ending this marriage is for the best,” Kenia said with an earnest expression. “If you didn’t divorce, you’d be the one left behind for the rest of your life. Think about it—would you truly want that kind of life?”

Belinda smiled weakly. “Exactly! I refuse to be the one left behind again. That’s why I made this choice.” Even as she smiled, tears began to slip down her cheeks.

She also wanted to cry now. Kenia gently wrapped an

“Cry as much as you need, my dear. Here with Grandma, you don’t have

contain herself. Her tears fell in a

but now, everything collapsed. Leaning against Kenia,

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morning, she had been struggling to appear strong—forcing herself to stay calm, to seem indifferent, to pretend she wasn’t affected by the divorce. But none of that reflected how she truly felt. From the moment she had entered the courthouse that morning, a wave of agony and torment had been swallowing her whole. Still, she had kept telling herself that this

poured out uncontrollably. She sobbed from the depths of her soul. Through her

good,”

Belinda needed to experience for herself. Once the tears and pain faded, Belinda would start to

flowing as she sniffled, softly whispering, “Grandma, don’t worry. One day, I’ll find someone who truly loves me, who puts me first and gives