The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Chapter 1

Anna Brown looked at the divorce papers on the table that her husband had already signed.

She looked in the direction of the window with tears in her eyes. Justin Salvador was standing there in the glow of the afternoon sun, looking as perfect and cold as a stone sculpture and emanating an oppressive vibe.

“I’ve signed the papers. You should sign them as soon as possible so that we can finalize the divorce before Rose comes home.”

Justin put his hands behind his back and said, without glancing at her, “Since we had a prenuptial agreement, there won’t be any issues with property division. But as compensation, I will give you an additional $20 million as well as the villa in the western suburbs. After all, I won’t be able to explain it to Grandpa if you leave without taking a cent.”

Anna was dumbstruck. “Does Grandpa know that you want to divorce me?”

“Grandpa’s opinion won’t affect my decision.”

Anna’s slender body shook, so she could only hold onto the edge of the table to stabilize herself. Tears streamed down her face as she asked, “Justin, can we please stay married?”

Finally, Justin turned around and looked at her doubtfully.

He pursed his thin lips and narrowed his dark eyes. His handsome face still made Anna’s heart skip a beat.

“Why?”

“Because I love you.”

Anna’s eyes were red and tearful. “Justin, I love you. I still want to be your wife even if you don’t have feelings for me…”

“I’ve had enough of this, Anna. A marriage without love is torture for me.”

Justin waved her off. He did not even have the patience to listen to her. “Our marriage was a mistake from the start. You knew that I was just fighting with Grandpa back then. You also knew that I liked Rose. I just couldn’t be with her back then for certain reasons. She’s coming back from Meridan soon, and I plan to marry her, so you have to leave now that our three-year contract period is up.”

Anna lowered her head. Large teardrops fell on the table, but she quickly wiped them away.

Justin noticed it, but he did not say a word.

At this time, his phone rang. He quickly answered the call when he saw the name on the screen.

“Rose, have you boarded the plane yet?”

had such a gentle tone that Anna wondered if it came from the same man who was so cold

moments ago.

said in a cheery voice over the phone, “Justin, I’m already at

supposed to get in

to surprise you!”

me, Rose. I’ll

Justin left in

slammed shut, Anna

much for the Salvadors and had devoted herself to Justin during

end, he only thought of her decade-long crush and three years of

and hurriedly abandoned Anna at the first opportunity. This was so

find that she could not

and shook her head. Her indignant tears smudged Justin’s beautiful signature on the divorce

the evening, Justin brought Rosalind back

the affluent Salvador family, carried a demure woman in bridal style as he walked

so intimate. Otherwise, Anna will resent me if she sees us.” Rosalind

“She won’t.”

don’t love her. She’s only my wife in name, so she should

around Rosalind and greeted her while Anna

so servile to my family? Did she think that doing so would make me change my mind about the divorce? How

ran over to Justin. “Young Madam just left!”

“She left? When?”

anything with her. She just took off her apron and left through the back door. A black car picked

was clean and tidy. He saw the signed and tear-stained divorce agreement on the bedside table.

window, just in time to see a black Rolls-Royce driving away from Tideview Manor. Soon, its tail lights

to himself, ‘Wasn’t she reluctant to leave in the afternoon? It looks like

right now!’

like a fool, so he took out his phone and called his

to. License

“Yes, Sir.”

Salvador, I found out that the car with

the

the eldest son of

a small town. She was poor and did not have any connections. During the past three years, Justin noticed that Anna did not even have

already found herself a

up the divorce with the young madam today?” His