For love, Viola Zumthor abandoned everything. She humbly worked as a housewife for three years. But at last, her devotion was nothing to her husband, Orlando Caffrey. There was a woman in his heart, who he cherished and cared about the most.
Viola was sad and frustrated, so she prepared the divorce agreement.
"Sorry. I won't be humble like that anymore. This is who I really am!"
Then the whole Internet was filled with a piece of explosive news. "Breaking news, an extremely rich young lady seems to have just divorced."
As soon as the news was released, young men from rich families and presidents of famous groups all came to confess to her.
Orlando saw this on the screen. He really couldn't take it anymore. He held a press conference the next day and told everyone, "I'll kneel down and beg my wife to come back to me."

Ex-husband Goes, Money Comes

Jerry raised his head and stared at the crescent moon outside the window with his deep blue eyes.

Something crossed his mind, so Jerry groped his pocket and took out a packet of powder the size of a fingernail.

Jerry stroked the packet with a decisive light in his eyes. Nobody knew what he was thinking.

Sherlyn woke up on the fourth day of treatment.

Her eyes were half-open with no light in them. Sherlyn didn't go crazy or hurt herself. She was like a lifeless doll.

Viola, Russell, and Kolby nervously looked at Sherlyn who feebly leaned against the bedhead.

Red-eyed, Russell suppressed his excitement. "Sherlyn, I am Russell, your lover. Do you remember me?"

Sherlyn kept her head down without any response, as if she did not hear Russell at all.

Viola leaned over and whispered, "Do you know me? We met in an orphanage in Washington. I am your best friend."

Chapter 487 The Banquet