Goodbye Saintess. novel Chapter 50

The Unseen Kingdom That Followed Me Into Every Dream by Alyndra Meron Valeen 50 Summary In this chapter, the protagonist confronts Hera about the terms of their divorce agreement, particularly focusing on the distribution of wealth. Despite Hera’s history of deceit, the protagonist reads the document carefully and quickly notices a hidden ploy regarding the villa’s market price. Hera claims the protagonist is benefiting unfairly because the villa’s value has increased, but the protagonist insists on receiving only what was originally paid.

The conflict intensifies when the protagonist demands the mortgage agreement related to their parents’ property, only to discover that Hera has used that money for something unrelated and refuses to return it. Hera reveals a cruel ultimatum: if the protagonist wants the divorce, they must buy back their parents’ property, which now holds a much higher value, or else lose it forever. This shocks the protagonist, as Hera is threatening to take away their parents’ retirement home, a place the protagonist deeply values.

Hera justifies her actions as a defense of her marriage, challenging the protagonist to prove their determination by coming up with the large sum of money needed to reclaim the property. She mocks the protagonist’s dreams of freedom and insists they live with the reality of still being married to her. Hera also mentions that she has removed the monthly cap on payments, further tightening her control. The protagonist reacts with bitter laughter and anger, calling Hera greedy and feeling more resolved than ever to pursue the divorce.

Hera’s arrogance and manipulation only strengthen the protagonist’s desire to break free from her control, highlighting the emotional and financial battle that defines their conflict. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 50 I frowned . Hera had thrown so many deceitful schemes at me that I couldn’t trust her to act fairly . Still , I took the paper and read it carefully . I focused on the wealth distribution . I had hoped there was no trickery left , but I quickly spotted another hidden ploy . ” What do you mean by ’50 % of the villa’s current market price ‘ ? ” I asked .

She gave me a tired look . ” Seriously ? You’re benefiting here . The villa’s market value has skyrocketed since we bought it . You’re getting more money than you originally paid . ” ” I don’t want that . I want exactly what I paid back then , ” I demanded . ” And where is my parents ‘ mortgage agreement ? ” She looked uneasy , surprised I had noticed , but at least she stopped pretending . ” I can’t give it to you . I used your parents ‘ mortgage money for something else . It has nothing to do with our divorce . ” ” What does that mean ? ” I raised my voice , sensing another trick .