No Memory No Mercy novel Chapter 10

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Jonathan frowned and looked over when he heard my voice.

His gaze was as cold as ever.

“Elise?”

Alicia sounded surprised, and there was just the right amount of panic in her voice.

She hurriedly climbed off the table, stood up straight, smoothed her slightly messy hair, and gave me an embarrassed smile.

“I’m sorry.

I didn’t know you were coming.”

She paused for a second before continuing to explain, “I was just fixing Jonathan’s collar.

Don’t get the wrong idea.”

Her whole demeanor was practically begging for me to get the wrong idea, and yet her words were saying the opposite.

I curled the corner of my lips into a smile and took out my phone before pointing the camera at the two.

“Why don’t you fix it again?

I didn’t get a clear look just now.”

Alicia frowned.

“What are you doing?”

She lunged forward to grab my phone, but I sidestepped her.

“Collecting evidence, of course.

Who knows?

Maybe these videos can get me more money out of the divorce.”

Alicia’s eyes flickered when she heard that.

I coldly watched as her expression changed.

I knew exactly what she was thinking.

She probably assumed that I was just playing games by wanting to divorce Jonathan, and she’d love for me to stir up even more drama, as that would only make Jonathan more annoyed with me.

She wanted nothing more than for me and Jonathan to divorce.

I clicked my tongue and said, “I can also show everyone how you helped a married man fix his wardrobe, Ms.Zimmer.”

Alicia’s expression immediately darkened, and she fell silent.

Jonathan also furrowed his brows in displeasure, and he looked at me coldly.

“Elise, stop making a scene.”

It was the same words again—”Elise, stop making a scene.”

I don’t know how many times I’d heard that phrase since I woke up from my suicide attempt.

To Jonathan, I was always being unreasonable and causing a scene.

Even when pushed into ending my life, it was somehow still my fault.

“Just how am I making a scene?”

I smirked and looked at the two nonchalantly.

“I’m calmly talking to you right now, Jonathan.”