After Divorcing My Wife, I Found True Love

Tara and I had an unequal relationship at the beginning. Others all said that I was too flattering, but I was happy to do it because I loved Tara since the first time I met her in college.

I was willing to be flattering, and I was happy every time I saw her.

At first, Tara didn't agree to my pursuit.

One time, she was blocked by a group of people in an alley, and I happened to pass by and save her. Then, Tara said that she didn't expect that I was a kind-hearted man.

"There aren't many people who are brave enough to help others. Gavin, you are such a good man."

I didn't want Tara just to praise me. She got very close to me and said, "I hear that you have good grades."

At that moment, I was so shy that my ears turned red. From that day on, I was often with Tara under the pretext of tutoring her.

I really enjoyed the ambiguity and gradually got used to it. We went to concerts and traveled together, and Tara finally was my girlfriend.

We then got married. In order to be with her, I refused the company's assignment and stayed in Heibi.

After this accident, I realized that I would never be better than Eric for Tara.

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For Eric's instigation, Tara posted photos of me and the girl on Facebook. And she posted I had a date with my mistress in the car, and then I had a car accident. This post sparked heated discussions.

Many people scolded me and shouted to beat the mistress!

They said that I deserved it and that I and the shameless mistress should be killed.

They also said that I was a man who just focused on the sex, and I could do anything for excitement.

They even didn't blur the girl's photos and photoshopped her photos into black and white.

I had warned Tara many times that there was no need to involve innocent people.

But Tara ignored my warning and said this was the price I paid for cheating on her.

Someone even came to the hospital to find me. I called the police and informed Tara to delete the post and give a clarification.

Finally, Tara sneered. "Well, if you sign the divorce agreement and get divorced with getting nothing, I'll let you go. Otherwise, just wait to be cyberbullied."

Tara said that I was really disgusting now, and I didn't even pretend to protect the mistress.

"I've explained it so many times. I came back to celebrate Valentine's Day with you. I even called you after the accident."

"Eric has inquired into it. Don't continue quibbling, Gavin."

"You're really disgusting!"

Did she really believe Eric's words?

This online violence wasn't over yet. When I prepared to apologize to the girl and tell her that I had called the police, I saw a group of people swarming there.

They made trouble at the funeral, smashed the flowers, and even threw down the portrait of the deceased.

I stepped forward to stop the troublers, but Tara told me not to waste my energy.

"This is a live broadcast. Gavin, let everyone see how you protect the mistress and direct at me."

Tara put her hands on her waist and led a group of women to beat the girl. The girl knelt, crying and begging them not to destroy the funeral.

She looked at me with sadness and said she was regretful.

"I shouldn't have saved you. Couldn't you let the funeral go on?"

"Sorry." I apologized to the girl and felt really guilty. I knew she shouldn't be involved.

Just when everything was in chaos, the policemen came in, but Tara's expression didn't change.

"Don't move, and squat down." A policeman came in with a serious look. "Mr. Brown, the investigation is finished. The car accident is serious. The driver is suspected of deliberate murder. Please cooperate with us."