Cold_Winter_Nights

Marriage is nothing but hell to Ashley Scott.    
   
  From her husband's unbearable indifference to his open affair, she just wants nothing to do with this miserable union.
   
     After almost five years with her husband, Nathan Li, Ashley was tired. She wanted to be free and that would only happen if they got divorced. And Ashley was determined to get a divorce, even if it meant getting on her mother's bad side.
   
   Nathan, on the other hand, did not want that. Ashley was his other half, his person and separating from her was something he could not stand.
       
       Ashley didn't want Nathan, but Nathan wanted her, and he would do anything to keep her.
     
With the revelation of secrets, would the couple be able to get past their trials and sustain their marriage, or would they forever be apart?

*Excerpt:
    
     He held her shoulders, his dark blue eyes glowing in the dark. "No one else can have you, Ashley. You're only mine."
  
         The scene then changed. This time, the blue-eyed man in her memories was kissing her. 

     After, he spoke in an awfully dangerous tone. "You know what I'm capable of, Ashley. You're only mine."

Mrs Li Wants A divorce

Bethany stood up, walking towards the elderly man. She nodded at the person behind the wheelchair before taking his place. "You're not late. We just started."

Ashley turned and saw Claudia give she and her mother an awkward glance. "We invited Adam earlier on." Ashley nodded with a smile, but Leticia made no acknowledgements whatsoever. She only calmly picked up her spoon as though she was not the one who dropped it.

A space was made for Adam between Ashley and Claudia. The young woman noticed her mother's deep stare at the elderly man and could not help but frown. "It's been a while, hasn't it Leticia?" The middle- aged woman only nodded, her expression still unfathomable.

Sometimes, Ashley felt herself hating her mother's stoic expression. Generally, she wouldn't care but during the times she wanting to know what her mother was thinking, especially at this moment, she found it hard to gauge her expressions because she didn't have one.

What Relation Do We Have?