Our Anniversary, You Chose Her – I Chose Divorce novel Chapter 17

Chapter 17: Chapter 17: The Male Party Had a Vasectomy

Chloe Reed trashed the living room in a near-frenzy.

She sat amidst the wreckage, her gaze dull and empty.

She suddenly got up, stumbled to the liquor cabinet, took out all the bottles, and started drinking from each one.

The alcohol numbed her nerves, and she drank until she was dead drunk.

She clung to the desperate hope that this was all just a dream.

When she woke up, everything would go back to the way it was before.

Back to when they were in love.

Back to when he only had eyes for her.

She didn’t know how long she had slept before the loud ringing of her phone jolted her awake.

"Hello?"

"Mrs. Grant, your and Mr. Grant’s medical reports are ready. When would you be available to come and pick them up? Or, if you provide an address, we can have them delivered to you."

It was a call from the medical center.

Chloe Reed’s head was throbbing. "Just mail them," she said.

After hanging up, she sat up and looked at the mess all over the floor, her face showing little emotion.

She called a cleaning service to deal with the mess, then went upstairs to shower.

’It wasn’t a dream.’

’It was all real.’

’She had to face reality.’

The package arrived quickly.

She stood in the entryway and tore it open. Her own medical report was perfect; there were no issues at all.

A mocking smile touched her lips.

She and Walker Grant had been married for four years. For the first two, she had wanted it to be just the two of them, so they had both used contraception.

But then, Noah Grant was born.

Walker Grant was constantly being called away by Sunny Reed, and she began to think, ’Maybe if I have a baby, his attention will return to our little family?’

But after two years of trying—even secretly drinking herbal remedies—she still hadn’t gotten pregnant.

This time, they had both undergone a comprehensive medical examination to find out what the problem was.

’If there was a medical problem,’ she had reasoned, ’we could just do IVF.’

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