Secrets Of The Neglected Wife: When Her True Colors Shine

Chapter 83: Melany glared at Allison, her expression brimming with self-righteous indignation.

Allison, although you and Colton are no longer together, there was a time when you shared something meaningful.

How can you be so ruthless, enjoying his misery like this makes you look cruel! And seriously, you moved on so quickly after the divorce.

It seems like you didn't do it just like that, but rather you had it planned from the beginning.

Surprisingly, his words lacked the usual biting sarcasm.

The reason was clear: she was now very jealous.

Allison had lived in luxury for years, luxuries that, in Melany's eyes, should have been hers.

She had expected that after the divorce, Allison would fall apart, maybe even end up in the gutter.

However, despite everything, Melany and Colton had not managed to prevail even once.

Instead, Melany had followed Colton through humiliation after humiliation, begging for forgiveness, apologizing in front of crowds, even jumping into a river.

It was one disaster after another.

You're too frivolous, Allison, Melany snapped, her words dripping with bitter envy.

It infuriated him that even the unpredictable Kellan had stepped in to defend Allison.

Kellan's eyes darkened, a dangerous glint in them.

If you want to meet your end so badly, why don't you jump out a window.

It will be faster than doing it here.

had a magnetism that sent chills

Clarke is my niece's ceramics teacher," he

you should start counting how many members

wasn't just slander

rumors, but this time, with Allison

such filth,

never been humiliated like this in his life, felt his

ceramics

she's teaching pottery or something else

low for a woman

.

.

you're so desperate

.

.

his

gaze shifted

now I see

sponsorship, you were using your body as

air, landing a stinging slap across Colton's face with the full force of

immediately swelled and

have fought tirelessly for the recovery of your

tried every technique in the book

urged me to help him was because he couldn't stand the sight of

eyes

at the

already be