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The Coldest Man in the Room Melted Only for Me novel Chapter 251

Riley logged into her account, first deleting her previous hospital's information and updating it to her new workplace before beginning her consultations.

About half an hour in, she encountered the mistress patient again.

Riley immediately felt a lingering sense of being haunted.

"Doctor, he divorced his wife."

Seeing that message, Riley froze for a second.

She hadn't expected the wife to actually follow through with a divorce.

Last time, the patient mentioned that her childhood sweetheart's wife had found out about her existence. It seemed this wife, just like Riley, ultimately chose to walk away.

This woman had it even worse than Riley. Not only did her husband cheat, but he also had a secret child on the outside. Divorcing him was absolutely the right call.

In truth, divorce wasn't about stepping aside for the cheating scumbag and the mistress; it was about setting yourself free.

Riley typed on her keyboard: "Did he marry you after the divorce?"

"No. His wife keeps hovering around, refusing to leave him alone. Don't you think she's incredibly pathetic?"

Riley highly doubted that a wife who had actively chosen divorce would turn around and harass the cheating husband. If the wife truly couldn't let go, she wouldn't have agreed to the divorce in the first place.

However, every situation was different. Perhaps the cheater insisted on the divorce, and the wife, unable to fight it, was forced into it. Maybe out of sheer bitterness and a desire for revenge, she was now harassing him. It was a possibility.

But for the mistress to call the ex-wife pathetic? That was completely out of line.

You're the home-wrecker who seduced someone else's husband and destroyed a family. What right do you have to call the wife pathetic?

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