Who's Crying Now, Ex-Husband?

Chapter 7

In the dimly lit corner of a trendy bar called "Luna," two striking women sat across from each other. One of them, a short-haired woman named Miranda Wayne, was visibly seething.

"What does he think he's doing, Mila? This is a slap in the face!" Miranda nearly thrust her phone into Mila's face, displaying the headlines she had read earlier

that day.

"Everyone knows about Giselle and Lysander's past. Childhood friends! Betrothed since they were kids! It's no secret. And now, while he's still married, he brings her into his company as the CEO of a subsidiary he personally oversees? He's making a mockery of you!"

Mila lowered her thick lashes, offering a nonchalant smile. "Is it the first time they're laughing at me? Let them be."

From the moment she fell for Lysander and married him, Mila had become the subject of ridicule among their social circle. Countless acquaintances whispered behind her back, envious and scornful that a so-called "trophy wife" managed to capture the elusive Lysander.

Enduring indifference and emotional neglect after marriage only fueled the gossip that Lysander didn't truly care for her. Each public encounter felt like an opportunity for those around them to belittle and taunt her.

about every whisper, she might have driven herself

news still stung

eager to contribute to Montgomery Holdings. But her resume was met with rejection, and Lysander's dismissive

appointed as the head of Montgomery Holdings' new tech division—a clear path paved for her. The difference in treatment

here to discuss my divorce, not them," Mila said, attempting

Mila had immediately thought of her when she decided to end things

put away her

then pulled a prenuptial agreement from the pile of documents on the table and placed it in front of Mila. Her finger traced several clauses, her brow furrowed

night. This prenup is airtight. If you divorce Lysander, you won't get a dime.

is why he had insisted on the prenup. Montgomery Holdings would remain solely his, and Mila

a settlement?"

off

seven years she devoted to their