She Became Rich After Divorce by Georgina Lane

Malaya couldn’t understand her stepdaughter Cheyenne anymore. When Cheyenne was younger, she was obedient and do whatever Malaya said. But when she entered middle school, things changed drastically.

She started arriving late to class, cheating on exams, getting into fights…she caused trouble every day.

And worst of all, she seemed to be constantly at odds with Malaya. But because Malaya had to maintain her reputation and couldn’t openly target her stepdaughter, it left her feeling very frustrated.

“Cheyenne,” Malaya sat down next to her stepdaughter with a sigh of regret. “You and Kelvin were doing so well together; why did you get divorced? You’re too impulsive! Look around Akloit – where will you find another Kelvin?”

“It’s all because she cheated on Kelvin. If I were Kelvin, I would dump her as well,” Nora muttered under her breath but her voice was loud enough for Cheyenne to hear.

Cheyenne lifted up her head and gave Nora a sarcastic smile. “Nora, did you see me cheating?”

Intimidated by Cheyenne’s aura, Nora lowered her head and spoke in a much quieter voice: “I-I read about it in the newspaper; don’t try denying it.”

“Reporters love making something out of nothing,” said Cheyenne dismissively. “It’s true that Kelvin and I got divorced though – anything else you want to ask? No? Then I’m going upstairs to sleep.”

Last night she thought for half the night, and now she’s so tired.

They really got divorced?

The mother and daughter were both happy and worried. When they heard that the Foley family came to propose marriage, Nora wanted to marry in Cheyenne’s place.

She even tried to ruin Cheyenne’s reputation in order to discourage the Foley family from going through with it.

Fortunately, old Mr. Foley insisted on his decision, which prevented their scheme from succeeding.

Cheyenne became Mrs. Foley, occupying the position of a high-ranking lady that everyone admired. She made countless wealthy young women jealous.

Nora believed that she was no worse than Cheyenne, so when the marriage was finalized, she fainted on the spot out of anger.

Now they are divorced and Cheyenne has become a despised abandoned woman; Nora is naturally very happy about this turn of events.

the Lawrence family lost protection from such an

family had brought many benefits to the Lawrence family over the

Lawrence family anything. Instead their behavior at selling off her like merchandise for an exorbitant bride price

rarely came

they were worthy

into Malaya’s mind: Given how rich the Foley family is, I

her eyes,

okay, but how much did you get in the settlement? Did he give you a

eagerness. It had only been one day since she

tried to belittle me by bringing his new lover into our villa. How could I bear such humiliation? I’m the daughter of the Lawrence family after all. So, when we divorced today,

You left with nothing?!” Malaya and her

their stunned expressions. They wanted

penny,” Cheyenne

her smile froze on her face

idiot to let Kelvin sleep with her for three years

If you don’t believe me, you can go check my bank account.

Villa, she had food and lodging, and didn’t need much money

to such a brainless bastard like you! You’re just

slightly, and the crystal chandelier on the ceiling emitted

eyes and look at the

seemed to have gained some

her, his chubby round

glasses with thin golden rims, a pair of

mother Selah, a hint of sadness flickered in

her father’s such remarks on her

with a

knew my mother had intellectual problems even before your marriage. If it weren’t for the Edwards family’s wealth, would you have married her? And now, who do you think you are to say

George was just an ordinary employee