She Approved the Split He Fell Apart

Chapter 5

005 The Last Call

Scarlett’s POV

Aurora still took me to the airport. But she wouldn’t give me my ticket.

Stuffed a cup of hot cocoa in my hands, she glares at me across McDonald’s tiny table like a fierce mom judging her truant kid.

“I JUST found out today–” I start timidly and instantly she retorts–

“Yeah, you said that!”

It’s not like I planned any of this. I drop my eyes to my cocoa, can’t look at her. She’s mad, and I know why.

She’s from a rich family. Beautiful, popular, two-meter-long legs, etc. But she wasn’t born rich. She watched her single mom work her ass off raising her, hating her irresponsible father her whole life, only to find out that he didn’t leave them, like what her mom told her. Her mom brought forward the breakup.

She is seeing me doing exactly the same thing.

“I won’t teach the baby to hate him…” I mumble, not dare look at the anger on her face. I know how much she has been through.

“That’s not all!” Aurora shoots me a death stare, firing like a machine gun, “My mom lied to me, yes, but that’s because my dad did cheat on her. But he also loved me, and it hurts to only know that he suffered a dozen years thinking I hated him while I thought the same, and it hurts when it blew out and I shouted at my mom, and it hurts to know she has given me her everything and more…it’s just very, very complicated. You have no idea how hard it was for her to start her own company, and I watched, every bit of her pain!”

I have seen her words happening to her, and I

sigh, “Scar, it’s not easy, raising a baby by

to her, but my case is different, “but what if your father hated you? YOU went to him, remember how nervous you

She is silenced.

decision took her weeks. The teacher suspected that her best student was getting into a toxic relationship, seeing how off she

believe you did it…” Aurora grumbles, reluctant

sister. They might have been doing it all along, but seeing

me, and now the love of his life

mind me asking

up with this plan. But then

to stay in a marriage for a baby, but you still should tell him,” Aurora says, huffing angrily as she rants, “Ughhh, why do

billionaire in the city

lies my phone: “Tell him, and no matter his attitude, you can

I’m leaving with a baby he doesn’t want, a baby with his blood that would ruin his chance with Ava? On the day where he sees the first shine of hope to be with his

me, that’s

know,” Aurora

I take

her eyes wide when I put it

“I texted him,”

her eyes, “He is your husband, and you TEXT? For a news like this?!” She grabs my phone

the eyes I love. Tired of hearing the coldness in the