My Deceased Wife Wants a Divorce novel Chapter 74

The idea that there was "nothing" between them was laughable. "Nothing" involved late-night stargazing, all-night hospital vigils, and constant secret meetings? If that was "nothing," then what did that make every mistress in the world?

Seeing the mocking smile on her face, Lionel's handsome features hardened into a mask of fury. As she tried to get up, he pushed her back down, trapping her beneath him. He loomed over her, his body a heavy, suffocating presence.

“Are you doing all this because you’re in a hurry to divorce me and marry Yves?” he growled.

Hannah’s smile widened. She had no idea why he would think that. Was it because he was a cheater, so he assumed everyone else was too?

Her silence was all the confirmation he needed. “Yves is not as simple as you think,” he warned. “He’s using you.”

“And that’s better than you?” Hannah shot back. “Don’t pretend you didn’t know your mother was behind my kidnapping! I gave you a chance to tell me the truth.”

“You and your mother—one of you kidnaps me, the other stands by and does nothing. Are you two so simple? Do you have no ulterior motives?”

She shoved him off her and stood up, her eyes devoid of all emotion. Lionel stumbled back, a look of disbelief on his face.

“Who told you that?”

Hannah grabbed her bag, her voice dripping with contempt. “Does it matter? The point is, you hid it from me. If I hadn’t found out, would you have ever told me? You, of all people, have no right to judge me, Lionel.”

She walked past him, pausing at the door. “I’m moving out. If you follow me again, I’ll move into the company dorms. You wouldn’t want our relationship to become public, would you?”

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