Unveiling the Genius Behind the Divorcee by Lily Foster

Chapter 243 Love Breeds Hatred

“Gavyn, I’ve been missing you so much, but you never come to see me.”

Upon hearing Gavyn’s cold and rigid tone, Laila’s voice immediately became tearful, sounding both resentful and pleading. “You have no idea what I’ve been going through at work these days. Since I’m new, they make me do all the exhausting tasks, and they even… they even humiliate me…”

She had already expressed herself in a very subtle and tactful manner. However, she had been cursing and swearing all along in her heart.

Laila was assigned to the administrative department, supposedly to do clerical work. However, everyone in the company knew that Laila had betrayed Gavyn. People felt it was unfair to Gavyn and no one respected Laila, seeing her as a fickle woman who was always trying to climb the social ladder.

So, every time there was a difficult task, the supervisor would assign it to her while mocking her, “You’re just someone who doesn’t know better! Just look at what you’re made of! Ew! Shameless!”

Wherever Laila went, there were always malicious glances and whispered conversations. These felt like needle pricks, making her feel as if there was a fishbone stuck in her throat.

With a crowd of people around, Laila couldn’t even catch a glimpse of Gavyn as

she was not working in Gavyn’s building. Without anyone to back her up, her

arrogance naturally faded away.

However, she held herself back and tried calling Gavyn countless times, but it

was Lloyd who answered every time.

Lloyd always had the same serious words. “It’s inevitable to interact with

colleagues at work. If you, Ms. Marsh, do not wish to continue working, please go to the HR department to resign on your own.”

After that then, the call was hung up.

Laila felt exhausted every day.

That day, she couldn’t bear it any longer and bought a new SIM card to call Gavyn again. She hoped that Gavyn would stand up for her. She believed that he still had feelings for her. It was just that Gavyn hadn’t noticed them yet.

Gavyn was already quite upset due to Aylin’s rejection, and hearing Laila’s voice only made him feel more irritated.

fiasco, his trust

weren’t for Laila threatening her own life and using it as leverage,

to see her, not even willing to listen to her voice.

forwarding for Laila’s phone number, leaving everything to Lloyd to handle. It was better for him

so persistent, even going so far as to change her number to

issues, talk

day buying a new SIM card, all she got from Gavyn was a

not love

ached unbearably, and she could no longer hold back

I know, I deceived you, and you

pitifully and in an unwilling manner. “But Aylin lied to you too! She’s clearly the daughter of the Koch family, and you two have been married for three years. She’s been hiding it from you, treating you like a fool!

be pitiful and married into the

to hear this anymore. If it weren’t for Gavyn being there, he really wanted to go over and yell,

couldn’t stop crying, her pitiful voice filled with a sense of injustice. “I’ve sincerely repented for my mistakes. Why is it that you’re

with quite a few

on and had been harboring some doubts. Later, when she encountered Aylin at

man by selling herself, she wouldn’t be able to obtain

a

their surprise, they were shocked by

from being a simple village girl; she was actually the daughter of the Koch family and the CEO of the Koch Group! No wonder she was so

to be so arrogant about? Isn’t it

“Enough!”

voice rang out, pulling Laila’s thoughts back

voice became even more so at this moment. “Don’t try to twist the facts! What you

found another man, while Aylin had genuinely lost her memory, forgetting her

two incidents could not

but disgust for Laila. Even to this day, she showed no

before. You said I saved you,

her accusations, Gavyn remained indifferent and

I know exactly who Aylin is, so you better not let me hear you

showed me in the past, your deceitful actions towards me and the entire Delacruz family would have already gotten you kicked out from New York, let alone

this, Laila