She Became Rich After Divorce by Georgina Lane

Cheyenne stood on the side of the road watching as Kelvin drove away in his black luxury car.

Now divorced from him meant she no longer qualified for rides in his car anymore.

They came out together today to go through a divorce, and in the end, he was even unwilling to give her a ride.

A man could be so ruthless towards a woman he didn’t love.

As she stood there, a white car slowly pulled up in front of her. The window rolled down, revealing a young and handsome face. The man looked to be in his early twenties and was dressed in a white double-breasted suit.

His hair was dyed golden blonde, which contrasted with his fair skin and made many women feel inferior.

This man’s name was Reece Gray, Cheyenne’s childhood friend and classmate. They used to be enemies when they were in elementary school but became “best friends” as they grew older.

On the night that Reece found out Cheyenne was going to marry Kelvin, he drank two cases of beer and had a hangover all night long to celebrate the fact that Cheyenne was finally married off.

“Cheyenne, get in the car,” Reece smiled at her with his row of pearly white teeth shining brightly under the light.

Cheyenne sat down on the passenger seat, feeling dizzy. She couldn’t believe she had divorced Kelvin so easily.

Even though she forced herself to smile, her heart still hurt like hell.

“Don’t feel bad. Now you’re single. There are plenty of men out there waiting for you to conquer. By then, you’ll be a playgirl and I’ll be a playboy.” He joked around with her, trying to make light of the divorce, though it seemed unbelievable for him to hear that.

Cheyenne rolled her eyes at him immediately upon hearing his comment. “If you can’t comfort me properly, then just shut up! And don’t even think about becoming a playboy. You didn’t forget how you ran away when a girl confessed her love to you, did you?”

Reece blushed instantly upon being reminded by Cheyenne about what happened back then. “You’re really something! That happened a long time ago. Why do you keep bringing it up?”

She was popular and always had a group of people following her around. Reece thought they were going to beat him up,

scared. He had always been delicate-looking and timid, so

not talk about that anymore. Let’s talk about when you were in high school and the girl of the neighboring school

your sharp tongue doesn’t work on Kelvin? Look at you…he

brought up Kelvin and Cheyenne’s voice suddenly trailed off. Her eyes lost

am pretty

his friend like this made Reece regret bringing up Kelvin; he wanted to slap himself across the

Kelvin it seemed like she’d

see her this way any longer, Reece quickly changed the

there are plenty of two-legged men! If you really can’t find a good man, let me marry you. I don’t mind

from Cheyenne on the

“Okay. Where to next?”

car seat and replied wearily, “We’re going to the Foley Villa. I’ll pack my things

the car stopped at

and asked softly, “Do

need. I’m just grabbing something,” she smiled and closed the

confidently but was met with a room full of busy servants who ignored her presence. Only Eliza, who took care of

half a day, she had

to grab something and leave quickly,” Cheyenne whispered

as she entered the house, she saw two people

usually handsome and cold face had a hint of tenderness. Across from him was a woman wearing a moon-white

skin added a touch of pitiful fragility to her appearance. From afar,

Berry – his sweetheart – had finally returned. She was the daughter of

her family’s company went bankrupt, her mother remarried, leaving Abbie

liked Abbie and treated her