My Best Friend My Husband And My Divorce Chapter 06
Later, I even went to Sedona for energy healing and meditation retreats, buying a bunch of crystals that were supposedly good for fertility.
He was both angry and heartbroken at the time:
“Those are all money-making scams. Only a fool like you would believe them.”
“Just let nature take its course. If we can’t have children, we can always adopt one later.”
I obediently took his scolding then, clearly wincing from the injection pain, yet I kept looking at the rose quartz in my hand and smiling foolishly.
His hand holding the signing pen felt as heavy as a thousand pounds; he couldn’t bring himself to sign.
It wasn’t until the doctor repeatedly urged him, saying that further delay could put the patient’s life at risk from hemorrhagic shock, that he finally signed his name through his heartbreak.
He simply couldn’t imagine how devastated I would be when I woke up to learn the child was gone.
Zoe watched this scene and quietly clenched her fists. She had thought Caleb only had her in his heart.
His treatment of me was just taking advantage of my family’s connections and putting on a show.
When she had schemed to seduce him initially, it was only because she wanted to steal what was mine.
Since childhood, she had never been as good as me in anything.
I had a happy, complete family with parents who had substantial assets, and trust funds that ensured I’d never want for anything in life.
Even at private school, I had always been the cheer-leading captain and the center of social circles because I got straight A’s and was beautiful.Â