Married To My Ex-Husband’s Rival by Jobet GraySon

Chapter Seventy Seven

Amber’s POV.

I took a seat opposite Richard’s grandmother, trying not to appear nervous even though I was shaking

in my boots.

“Are you nervous, Cara?” Sofia asked, staring at me with a rather calm look on her face. Compared to the annoyed look she had on her face before she kicked Richard and Bianca out, she seemed a lot

calmer now.

“To be honest, I’m a little nervous,” I admitted.

She chuckled. “Well, don’t be, my dear. It’s not like you and my grandson are going to get divorced

if I end up not liking you. And frankly, I don’t think that young fool would marry someone who wasn’t

worth it.” she said.

“Weren’t you upset with him because of me?”

She frowned. “Why would you think so, dear? Of course not. I have no reason to be upset with someone

I don’t even know,” she quickly clarified.

“If you don’t mind me asking, ma’am, why did you throw him out if it has nothing to do with me? Did he do something wrong?” I asked because I was genuinely curious.

think I’m worth

“I don’t know about you, Amber dear, but I’don’t think I’m obligated to welcome a man who doesn’t

enough,” Sofia responded, and I could hear the sadness in her voice. “This is my first time seeing him in six years, and even when I saw him six years ago, it was at my late husband’s funeral. The boy only comes here when someone dies, so I’ve gotten used to the belief that I’d only ever see him after I’m dead and he comes for my funeral.”

me feel some type of way, and I finally

this bad,” I muttered, not knowing what else

my dear. I’m happy that

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come home, because I know for a fact

of coming home, and also with how Richard had reacted when

Sofia asked,

had a habit of asking lots of questions, so I should prepare to respond

lot

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than. He lacks the patience to deal with someone too young,” she explained and, even though I was confused, I stayed mute and kept listening. “How

meet?”

made me nervous because I knew I’d have to tell her about my divorce, and recalling

judge me for being a divorcee.

became my emotional support. We ended up falling in love with each other, and

had an ex–husband.

on her face remained the same, almost as

abusive?” she

I

fall in love again, dear. Most women in your position wouldn’t give love a second chance so easily, but it’s good to know that you didn’t let your bastard ex–husband dictate your happiness for too long.” she

sudden clench in my chest on hearing her words, especially because I

he and I were the farthest thing

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in love with each other. Hearing her

to fall in love again made

a lot of