Marriage With A Evil Heart

Perhaps my question was too abrupt, or maybe she had never thought that I would ask her such a question at this moment. Her eyes suddenly narrowed, and she hesitated before replying, “He… he is in business! Inheriting the family business.”

“Oh? In which industry?” I wasn’t ready to drop the topic.

“Uh… construction materials!” She answered vaguely.

“No wonder, with Newport’s current development scale, the construction materials business should be doing well!”

“It’s okay.”

I chuckled, “You’ve always been a woman who knows how to seize opportunities. That’s something I admire about you!”

“It’s just luck! Not as impressive as you!” Amelia said, feigning politeness..

I smiled, “Me? I don’t think so. I actually admire those who silently achieve great things!”

Amelia didn’t respond.

“I didn’t expect you to leave Medikit Inc so suddenly; it’s a bit regrettable! After seeing you at the mall that day, I asked Robert why you resigned and why he didn’t try to keep you. He said, ‘Everyone who leaves is making the right decision. There’s nothing to regret about the loss of people at Medikit Inc!’ But I feel that after so many years at Medikit Inc, you were so familiar with it that leaving is a bit regrettable! Did you really leave just because you were pregnant?”

Amelia tightened her grip on her hands, chuckling, “Women always need to return to their families, just like you!”

I confidently smiled, and said, “Maybe, but it’s not entirely true! I just feel that choosing to become a full-time wife was a wrong decision from the beginning.”

This statement piqued Amelia’s curiosity, and she showed clear interest.

“Why do you feel that way?” she asked.

“Being a full-time wife is the beginning of losing oneself! Sometimes I think, maybe if I hadn’t chosen to quit, I wouldn’t be idling around, seemingly comfortable but actually harboring hidden dangers. Look at how my illness came about? To be honest, it’s very inexplicable. But fortunately, heaven had mercy and let me come back to life!”

Amelia wore an awkward smile, “You’ve already achieved great success, how can it be considered losing yourself? Returning to the family is ultimately a woman’s final destination!”

I added meaningfully, “However, some opportunities lose their value once they’re gone. As for me… it depends on whether I want to return again!”

I deliberately left it suspenseful, allowing her to interpret freely and also passing a message to Robert.

“Mr. Brown is really good to you!” Amelia said insincerely.

“Not necessarily. Feelings are not constant! But some assets still play a role. Once I lose my value, it’s hard to say what will happen! Fortunately, I won’t lose my capital,” I replied without even looking at her. I wanted her to know the importance of self-awareness.

I believed the clever Amelia would understand the underlying meaning of my words.

It seemed that today’s effect had been achieved. Once the seeds of discord were planted, they would quickly take root and sprout.

After sowing the seeds, I excused myself for health reasons. Before leaving, Hannah deliberately pulled me into a group with the name “1st wife club.”This content belongs to Nô/velDra/ma.Org .

I was puzzled and looked at Hannah, asking, “What does this mean?”

She exchanged glances with Scarlette and said with a smile, “Rich wives’ group!”

I glanczd at Amelia, who was still sitting in the corner. “Is she in it?”

“Of course! Even if she’s not, we’ll add her later,” Scarlette said matter-of-factly. “Didn’t you say you couldn’t find her WhatsApp?”

“Okay!” Suddenly, I understood Scarlette’s intention.

In a strange way, I always felt that the blue enchantress in Robert’s phone had some significance.

When I was about to go downstairs, Amelia followed me into the elevator.

“Aren’t you going to stay for a while?” I asked.

“No, I can’t leave my child alone at home!” she casually replied, then quickly added, “My husband is coming to pick me up.”

I pretended not to care.

But when we walked out of the club, I understood. She was provoking me again.

However, she overestimated herself.