From Heartache to Hope: Your Guide to Surviving Divorce

An eight-year marriage ends in devastating betrayal when a husband accuses his wife of using his sister's life as a cheap trick for attention. While his sister draws her final breath, he is busy celebrating with his ex-girlfriend, who proudly posts about fulfilling their own eight-year promise. This heartbreaking modern novel follows a woman forced to walk away from a toxic bond. As her sister-in-law passes away without seeing her brother again, a painful journey of survival begins.

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Chapter 4

I chased after him and didn't let him use my car.

Jasper had no patience. "You are not a baby anymore. Why don't you have any manners? You hurt Gianna's foot. I'll take her to the hospital."

"You can call your driver over. I won't lend you my car."

I was anxious, but Jasper completely ignored me and opened the rear door. I reached out to pull it back.

Gianna shrank in Jasper's arms.

"It's okay, Jasper, I'll go to the hospital by myself. It doesn't hurt much. Don't let it affect your relationship with Lydia. After all, you've been married for eight years," she said softly.

Eight years of marriage couldn't compare to a single word out of Gianna's mouth. His nervousness and tenderness were genuine.

In the fourth year of our marriage, the 2nd European Championships was held. I had a miscarriage and almost lost my life. But Jasper couldn't wait to go to Europe.

At that time, I didn't know he was going for Gianna. Now, as I looked back, my mind was in turmoil.

If it weren't for me losing a child four years ago, they would have gotten their wish, right?

"You throw everything in the car, don't you?"

"I just wanna borrow your car to take Gianna to the hospital. Why are you so nervous?"

Just borrowing my car? Jasper, you haven't even wiped off the lipstick mark on your collar. It's so conspicuous. You two must have slept together last night.

Jasper picked up the urn and was about to throw it outside. I reached out to stop him and tried to snatch the urn away.

During the struggle, I got my hand trapped in a car door and didn't catch Isabella's urn.

Her ashes scattered all over the floor, and I knelt immediately.

But Jasper ignored my plea, closed the car door, and left.

I looked at the scattered ashes on the ground and couldn't hold back anymore. I was so anxious that my hands were shaking. I'm sorry, Isabella. It's my fault.

My hand was too painful to exert any strength, but I still picked up the ashes from the ground bit by bit.

Jasper, you better not regret it!

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