Trashed: The Day I Ended My Eight-Year Marriage Chapter 2

Trashed: The Day I Ended My Eight-Year Marriage Chapter 2

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I glanced down at my bare ring finger and said coldly, “I don’t know, maybe I lost it 

12:05 PM 

He stared at me intently, furrowing his brow, trying to decide if I was lying

I met his gaze without flinching

After a long pause, he let out a relieved sigh and smiled knowingly

Really? How careless of you. Well, I’ll just buy you a new one

I know I’ve been busy lately, and I’ve ignored your feelings

Actually, I’ve got a little surprise for you. I brought you something you always wanted.” 

Lowell took a small box from his pocket and pointed to the cluttered clothes and shoes on the floor

But you’ll have to clean this up first before I can give it to you” 

I glanced at the box in his hand, then replied coldly, I don’t need it. Keep it.” 

A clear sign of displeasure flashed 

across Lowell’s

face

You’re so difficult. I bought you the gift you wanted, and now you won’t even do a little housework

I must have been too… 

Before he could finish, his phone rang

I knew that sound. It was the ringtone he set specially for Kaitlynn

Lowell smiled instinctively. He gave me a quick glance before heading to the bedroom with his phone, then closing the door with a loud bang 

behind him

Five minutes later, he came out, wearing his coat, and tossed the box onto the couch

Alright, I was just joking. Go ahead and open it

But the house still needs to be cleaned. It has to be done before tomorrow night. It’s a mess in here, and you’re just sitting around

We’ve had some small issues with a company project. I need to go to the company to handle it. You can sleep. Don’t wait up for me.” 

I watched his lousy performance in silence

The same scene had been playing over and over again for the past eight years

But I always hid inside the false dreams he had woven, too afraid to wake up

After Lowell left, I tossed the gift into the trash

But the box hit the edge of the bin, and with a snap, it popped open

A delicate ruby necklace fell to the floor

I froze for a moment, then remembered something 

Seven years ago, I had asked him for a ruby necklace

At that time, the company had just started, and I had accompanied him to countless social events. Finally, we landed a major deal

The day the project was completed, I gathered the courage to ask Lowell for a ruby necklace

He frowned, clearly irritated

Bessie, can’t you stop being like a spoiled girl? Today, you want a necklace. Tomorrow, you’ll want a car, and the day after that, you may want me to buy you a plane

12:06 PM 

Besides, your neck’s so short. What’s the point

If you really like it, I buy you a crystal pendant, okay?” 

The next day, Lowell handed me a cheap crystal pendant

I always thought he just didn’t like these things

But later, he showered Kaitlynn with countless jewels

It was so 

many

and she couldn’t help but flaunt them on social media

[How could anyone love giving jewelry this much! I’m not an octopus. I can’t wear it all!! 

[He says I look good in it, so he buys more. Such a spendthrift

[This ruby necklace is so oldfashioned. I hate it. I really don’t want it!

I clicked on the picture, and there it was. The ruby necklace. The one he had given me

I pressed my lips together and tossed it back into the trash.. 

Then, I dialed a number

Anstey, can you recommend that famous divorce lawyer you mentioned last time?” 

Trashed: The Day I Ended My Eight-Year Marriage

Trashed: The Day I Ended My Eight-Year Marriage

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