No Second Baby No You Only Divorce (Scarlett and Vincent)

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No Second Baby No You Only Divorce (Scarlett and Vincent) is a Billionaire Ongoing, authored by Isabella Rain, recognized for its fluid storytelling and immersive themes. A perfect choice for readers seeking a remarkable Billionaire experience.

No Second Baby No You Only Divorce (Scarlett and Vincent)

[Divorce + Self-Awareness + Father and Daughter's Regret + Living for Herself + Second Child Plan] Over the five years of her marriage, Scarlett Theron had given her all—no complaints, no reservations. She'd cared for their daughter, looked after her in-laws with filial respect, and even given Vincent Stewart all the personal space he'd asked for. But her selfless devotion only pushed him further away... and into the arms of another woman. He'd spoiled his mistress rotten—bought her a car, gifted her an apartment, pulled strings to get her a good job, and showered her with the affection Scarlett had never known—holding her, hugging her, even carrying her on his back. Desperate to win her absent husband back, Scarlett made a last-ditch effort—she suggested they have a second child. She hoped a new baby might draw him back to the family, to her. Scarlett had convinced herself that Vincent's willingness to agree meant he finally recognized her as his wife—that he cared about their marriage. But the truth hit her like a punch to the gut—he'd only seen her as a surrogate. He was terrified his mistress might face risks during childbirth, so he'd picked his own wife to take on that burden instead. Once, Scarlett had comforted herself with a thought—even if she lost her husband, she still had her daughter. But the "little rose" she'd raised with her own hands had long since become someone else's "sweet little padded jacket"—her daughter now favored the mistress over her own mother. That was when Scarlett's last sliver of hope died. She terminated the pregnancy, made up her mind to file for divorce, and resolved to leave both her husband and her daughter behind. But when the divorce cooling-off period began, the man who'd avoided coming home for months suddenly cornered her in the living room. "Wait—didn't we agree to have a second child?" he snapped, as if she'd been the one to break their unspoken deal.