Who's Crying Now, Ex-Husband?

Chapter 16

Over the years, Mila had been the target of countless pranks and schemes set by those around her, tripping her up at every turn.

To make matters worse, after their marriage, Lysander never introduced her to his friends, making it nearly impossible for Mila to infiltrate his social circle. Eventually, after being the butt of too many jokes, she decided to give up altogether.

From start to finish, she remained a complete outsider.

Watching the lively and harmonious scene from afar, Mila couldn't help but let out a bitter smile, realizing how ridiculous she felt. She had struggled for seven years and still couldn't match the impact of Giselle's return home.

Everything Mila once longed for was effortlessly handed to Giselle. Even her own son, whom she had carried for nine months, showed more affection towards Giselle.

This marriage of hers was a colossal joke-a complete failure.

Mila remained lost in thought until the group disappeared into the private dining room, vanishing from her sight. It was only when Miranda called that she realized she was drenched in a cold sweat.

up," Mila replied,

the car, heading to the private room on

she found Miranda with a gloomy expression. "What's wrong?" Mila

"Can you believe our luck? We just had to run into that bunch. Don't

After some probing, she learned that Lysander's group had booked a room directly across from

She sighed in resignation.

and asked cautiously, "Should we find another

shook her head. "Why should

up straight. "Exactly! They're the ones in the wrong. Why should

dishes were served, Miranda brought up the main topic. "By the way, I asked a divorce attorney about your situation. They've prepared a draft divorce agreement tailored for you. You can bring it up

for a moment, then nodded

"And with the holidays coming up... do

the situation with Mila's family. Her parents, who were nothing short of predatory, had nearly ruined Mila's life before. It had taken a house in Baycrest to finally sever ties, leading to almost no contact over