How a Cheating Wife Supports Her Family

After she said so, her mood improved significantly.

She sat on the sofa as if a burden had been lifted.

"Jack is still young, so he will be with me. You can take Kimi and Javion with you."

"In addition, I will pay you 20 thousand dollars in child support at once."

After saying so, she couldn't help but play with the ring in her hand.

It was a brand-new diamond ring.

It was intended to be a gift for her anniversary.

She suddenly revealed her cards.

It caught me off guard.

After realizing it, I slowly approached her.

"You are divorcing me and going to be with James, right?"

Hearing my words, Daisy was no longer relaxed.

Looking at me nervously, she asked, "How did you know?"

After a moment of silence, she angrily pushed me away.

"You had someone follow me! Easton Smith! You're so despicable!"

Since we fell out, I might as well stop pretending.

I directly presented the evidence and looked at her, smiling indifferently.

"Daisy Shawn! Who's the despicable one?"

"You've been having an affair for three years. I have the evidence!"

"If you do want to sue for a divorce, how likely do you think you'll win?"

She looked at the evidence in front of her.

Then she glanced at me vigilantly.

"So, what do you want? Do you want to divide the Shawn family's assets?"

Thinking of this possibility, she suddenly burst into laughter.

"It's funny. Easton, you're so funny. You're a grown man. Aren't you embarrassed?"

"Let me tell you, my assets are all prenuptial notarized. They are all under my parents' names. If we get a divorce, you won't get a penny!"

"Even though I have an affair, so what? If you're sensible, you'll take 20 thousand dollars and leave!"

Suddenly, I felt that the woman in front of me was somewhat unfamiliar.

We had been married for six years.

If I did want the Shawn family's assets, I would have countless ways to achieve it.

The fact was that I had never thought about coveting anything from her family.

I had been at home these past few years.

I had some secondary income.

I had never cut off contact with society.

...

But Daisy persistently thought I was living by relying on the Shawn family!

Thinking of this, I was tired.

"Let's sue to get a divorce."

Even if I didn't want a penny, I wanted everyone to know one thing.

I would show everyone who the one at fault was in the end!

Upon hearing the news that we were going to sue for a divorce, my parents-in-law hurried over.

...

They started advising me.

They asked me to endure it for the sake of the children.

"I know Daisy has a bad temper, and she is spoiled."

"It's because your father and I spoiled her. We will talk to her."

"Regardless, you have to consider the children."

I scratched my head in annoyance and handed the report to my in-laws.

"You should take a look at this first."

To my surprise, my mother-in-law gently pushed the report away.

"Easton, who hasn't made mistakes?"

Suddenly, I was disappointed.

It turned out that they had known about this for a long time."