The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch

Chapter 2 Ex-Husband

Early the next morning, Caspian and Melanie stood in front of the entrance of their run-down apartment building where they lived.

They waited for the bus by the road.

Caspian gave Melanie one last chance and asked, “Are you sure you don’t want to reconsider?”

Without even looking at him, Melanie replied, “There’s no need.”

As she finished speaking, her phone started ringing from inside her new Gucci bag.

Melanie fished out her brand-new iPhone. When she saw the caller ID on the screen, she walked over to a nearby sycamore tree. She answered the call in a gentle tone.

A few months ago, Melanie had spoken to Caspian in such a sweet voice as well. However, her favor now belonged to another man who was on the other end of the call.

Once Caspian was certain that their relationship was over, he didn’t waste time trying to change her mind.

The bus arrived after a while. When the doors opened, Caspian gestured to Melanie, who had just finished her call to get on the bus.

Melanie walked over to the bus and glanced at Caspian. There was a hint of disdain and mockery in her gaze as she stared at Caspian with pity.

“A few months ago, we took the bus to register our marriage. Today, we are also taking the bus to divorce each other. Remember, this is the reason for our divorce.”

The third stop of the bus route was at the Civil Affairs Bureau.

Both of them sat in different rows without speaking a word, right behind each other.

Afterward, they arrived at the counter for divorce proceedings at the Civil Affairs Bureau. The staff invited them to sit down and asked for their documents.

As the staff member checked their documents, he asked the both of them, “Have you two considered this thoroughly and divided your joint assets?”

Melanie couldn’t wait to respond, “We have thought this true. Please settle the proceedings quickly. We don’t have many assets. We live in a rental house and we can’t afford a car. The items in the room are all we have.

“Some were bought by me and some by him. I’m leaving everything to him. We also have a small amount in the bank account which I will leave to him as well. It’s probably around 180 dollars. I don’t want anything.”

Although she sounded like a generous person, her look of disdain clearly showed that she thought of it as charity to her ex-husband.

Caspian sensed an urgency in her tone.

The staff member finally stamped their divorce certificates.

After that, he handed them to Caspian and Melanie respectively.

When they registered for marriage, they had to queue up and verify their documents to complete the proceedings.

On the other hand, getting divorced

less than ten minutes, both of them walked

turned to Melanie with a smile. “Melanie, even

She stuffed the divorce certificate

look at you, I am reminded of the time I lived in poverty. The six months of our marriage felt like

Caspian was taken aback.

did his best to love for

instant, any lingering feelings he

that moment, the revving sounds of a sports car

red BMW sports car pulled up next

next second, the car

man with pockmarked skin and balding

Caspian recognized this man.

son of their company’s general

was ugly, he had a decent family background. His career was

had to rely on his dad’s connections to get

remained

of the car, he walked over

you didn’t do much, thank you so much for taking care of my wife for the past six months! From now on, she’s my woman. I’ll definitely do my best

any house chores. I’ll do my best to give her the best life I can afford. I’ll definitely make her happier than ever before. Dear

words of gratitude toward Caspian did not mask the mocking

ignored him but stared at Melanie

could do much better. She should have found

for being

you

her head as her

she mustered her

good to me and will give me a better life. He

spend time to keep me company. In my eyes, that makes him far superior in comparison to

convince herself that she wasn’t a gold

was clearly trying to hide her

I know you loved Melanie, that’s why you let her go. Men should be open-minded. Competent men like me must do their best to take care of the woman they love, while incompetent men should let them go. For example, you let

nodded condescendingly at Caspian. “There is a kind of love

Bobby and

his face. “Did you abandon me for this handicapped man? You’ve really disappointed

hit a nerve

call my husband a handicapped man? He drives a BMW. How about you? You take the bus every day! He earns tens of thousands of

job and deliver parcels in the afternoon. You come home every day covered in sweat, but you only make five thousand dollars a month. What do your parents do? They must be living in a remote village,

even let them meet me. Are you concerned that they would lose their way in the city, or are you afraid that I will look down on

to call Bobby a handicap, why don’t

if you scrimped and saved all your life, you can’t even afford to buy a car, let alone a