Wait Till Dawn, We'll Get Divorced

I went back to the Evans' old house.

The atmosphere at home was depressing, and Neil's parents' faces were filled with sorrow.

"Mom, dad. I'm going to divorce Neil."

Neil's mom held my hand and advised me earnestly, "Mandy, give him one more chance. When he comes back, we will help you scold him."

I looked at her. She treated me well over the years. We were not particularly close, but we didn't have any conflicts. Even when she pushed us to have a child, we never had any arguments.

"Mom, we have been married for six years and we still don't have a child."

"There's no rush. Go with the flow. We won't urge you anymore."

I felt a little uncomfortable watching her give in, but I still said, "Actually, we had one in the second year of our marriage. I had a NT when I was a little over three months pregnant, and it showed that everything was fine with the baby, but Neil suddenly went crazy and had to go on an emergency business trip in the middle of the night. When I was sending him to the airport, I had a car accident and miscarried.

"You and dad were both abroad at that time, so I didn't tell you.

"Mom, I only found out later that he wasn't on an emergency business trip that time. It was because Judy was getting married. He went crazy and wanted to go find her.

"And I, driving him to his first love, lost my child."

After hearing that, Neil's parents looked extremely ugly.

I pursed my lips and continued, "Last night, a neighbor's electrical appliance caught fire in our community. The alarm went off in the middle of the night. Neil got up and rushed out without even calling me. He went to look for Judy."

"Judy lives upstairs from you?"

Neil's mom asked in confusion.

I nodded.

"After Judy returned home, she worked for Neil's company as his assistant. The house she rented was just above ours. They went in and out together as a pair every day.

"I felt like a fifth wheel, so I asked him for a divorce to let them be together."

Neil's mom cursed Judy with gnashing teeth, then pulled my hand and said, "Don't worry, Mandy. I will never let that bitch marry Neil."

"But mom, we are still husband and wife. Even if you stop him from being with Judy, I can't accept that my husband has another woman in his heart. I have tried my best and given him chances.

"But it's been six years, mom. I'm tired.

"I will tell my parents that we are divorcing because of emotional discord. You and my parents will remain the same as before."

Neil's dad said, "Mandy, we are sorry for you."

"No, dad. Don't say that. This is between me and Neil."

He looked at me and was silent for a long time. Then he said, "Do what you want.

"I wanted to tell you in two days. Neil's mother and I are planning to move to England, and Neil's sister Linda Evans has been urging us to do so for a long time.

"I still have 10% of the Evans Group's shares, which have been transferred to your name."

I was a little surprised.

But I didn't refuse. After having lunch with them, I went back.

Neil called me in the afternoon.

"Mandy, are you crazy?

"How could you do such a self-destructive thing?

"Don't you have any shares in the Evans Group? Is it good for you now that the stock is down?"

I chuckled and said indifferently, "Neil, don't forget that I am the eldest daughter of the Carters Group. I have only been recuperating at home in the past few years. The shares I own in the Evans Group are nothing to me."

Neil seemed to calm down after hearing what I said.

"Where are you? I'll come find you."

I didn't want him to come to the apartment, so I said in a deep voice, "At the cafeteria downstairs from the company. Bring your identity card and marriage certificate."

Neil came, but Judy also came with him.

I looked at them, and suddenly I hated myself for being so soft-hearted.

It was also at that moment that I made a decision.

Judy still had a plaster cast on her ankle, and she was supported by Neil as she hopped towards me.

When she met my eyes, the corners of her lips curled up slightly and proudly.

"Mandy, I sprained my ankle. Neil was afraid that it would be inconvenient for me to stay at home, so he brought me out. You don't mind, do you?"

I took a sip of coffee and said calmly, "I don't mind."

Neil helped Judy sit down diagonally opposite me. He pulled out a chair and sat in front of me.

I looked at his good-looking appearance, which was so deceptive.

"Neil, you know what we are going to talk about, right?"

Just as Neil was about to speak, Judy said delicately, "Mandy, there's really nothing between us. You're asking for a divorce over such a small matter. Aren't you making a big fuss?"

I burst out laughing.

"So, you don't want me and Neil to divorce?"

Her expression froze, and she forced a smile and said, "Of course."

"I thought you would want us to get a divorce quickly, so that you can be married openly. But you actually like being a mistress.

"It is more exciting, right?"

The forced smile on Judy's face was shattered by my words.