Let Love Takes Away All This Pain

Chapter 2: The Women Uriah Loves

Alva signed the divorce papers. The next morning, her lawyer came over and handed her a thick document. “This is the alimony from President Irwin. It has properties, funds, stocks, and luxury cars. Please take a look.”

Alva looked at the document for a moment before pushing it back. “I don’t need them.”

She hadn’t helped him much before the marriage, and she hadn’t helped much afterward either.

She did not feel entitled to those things.

The lawyer spoke up, “Ma’am, that’s what President Irwin ordered.”

Alva paused and looked at the lawyer, “What about him?”

“President Irwin is out of town on business and won’t be

back for a week.”

“He said to get these possessions transferred this week and return to the city hall next week.”

Alva nodded. She looked at the document again. After a few seconds, she took it and flipped it open.

began to meticulously elaborate, “There is a villa in the Northern Suburbs under your name with a market

apartment, also under your name, is in Lutz Village, a prime location for real estate in Virginia. Its market value is seven million. The stores listed under your name are

West,” Alva interrupted him.

her and replied, “Please

want any of that. I just want the villa

the only place that held her memories, so it

an altitude of 2,000 feet. Sitting next to him

head. His dark eyes were deep and boundless. His thin lips opened and closed, and his indifferent and heartless words reached the other end of the

“Alright, President Irwin.”

up into a smile. She grabbed Uriah’s arm and said, “I seem to be giving

no trouble.” Uriah put his phone away and

not in a very good mood. She took the magazine

intense that it

for five years and already had him all figured

she hadn’t made a mistake, why would she have allowed him to

me, then no matter what you do in the future, I

and headstrong. That was Bella.

liked Bella.

fingertips against it, his stormy gaze slowly sweeping across her face,

formalities were quickly completed, and Mr. West was about to leave