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

He fell and hit his mouth? How did he fall?

Everyone saw through Jerry's lie but didn't expose it. They picked up their forks and had dinner silently.

After dinner, Viola and Leyla washed the dishes.

The three men said that they wanted to talk, so they carried a kerosene lamp and went out.

On the village path, the atmosphere was oppressive and deathly silent.

They walked forward silently until they could no longer see the house. Ormand, who was at the front, finally stopped.

He turned and glared at Jerry with his cold, dark eyes.

Jerry had his hands in his pockets and was as calm as ever.

Seeing Jerry's face, Ormand turned furious and called out with a gloomy expression, "Todd."

Todd understood what Ormand meant. He took two steps forward and grabbed Jerry's collar, his clenched fists about to smash Jerry's face.

Jerry gave a sidelong glance at Todd and reminded, "Don't hit my face. It's too conspicuous."

Chapter 788 Smoke to Provoke Her