Sir Your Wife Already Signed the Divorce Paper by Josie Johnson novel Chapter 42

Chapter 42.1 Truly Cruel 

Imogen tightly clutched the garment’s hem, a profound sense of bitterness welling up within her. 

Sarah’s words struck a chord; she had indeed placed Troy on a pedestal as her leader. When she first entered the Marshall family, she could only steal glances at Troy from afar, finding contentment in mere glimpses of him whenever he visited the old house. 

Meanwhile, Sarah stood openly by his side, making her presence known and secure. 

“Later on, due to certain circumstances, I had to choose to leave and break up with him. You probably didn’t believe it, but I took the initiative to break up with him. He just didn’t want to let 

go, 

and you 

should have noticed that he travels every July. He came to see me because it was the season we first met,” Sarah revealed. 

Imogen’s breath caught in her throat, her mind going momentarily blank. Her heart trembled, unwilling to accept what Sarah was saying, but unable to deny its truth. 

She wanted to refute it, to deny that her relationship with Troy was merely one–sided, but deep down, she knew Sarah was right. 

Ever since their first year of marriage, Troy had embarked on extended business trips every July, leaving Imogen feeling distant and unimportant. It was as if he was escaping to see Sarah during this time–the time they had first met, the time that held special significance for both of them. The weight of reality bore down on Imogen’s shoulders as she grappled with her feelings, torn between her emotions and the undeniable truth. 

She had believed they had only recently started communicating, but the truth was far more distressing–they had been in contact all along! 

He was truly heartless. Every year, he would visit his previous lover, and upon his return, he would act as if nothing had happened, playing the role of a loving husband. 

Troy, you’re so cruel! 

What did she mean to him in these three years of marriage? She felt like a fool, realizing that her supposedly happy marriage was built on lies and deception. 

Sarah’s words felt like a torment from the depths of hell. “Your wedding anniversary is in September, on the 20th. It’s my birthday,” she revealed with a sinister edge. 

Imogen couldn’t believe it, shaking her head in denial. “No… impossible.” 

“Why is it impossible? Just ask Troy, and you’ll know,” Sarah sneered. 

A cold shiver ran down Imogen’s spine, making her feel as if she had fallen into an icy abyss. Her teeth chattered from the chill, but she felt no pain as she clenched her fists, digging her fingers into her palms. 

Her wedding anniversary turned out to coincide with her rival’s birthday. It felt ludicrous, absurd! 

She remembered Troy specifically choosing this date, claiming it to be an auspicious day based on the lunar calendar. And all those years, on their anniversary, he would get heavily drunk and be filled with deep emotions. She had thought it was a testament to their love, but the reality was that he was thinking of another woman. 

She had naively believed they were both happy, but in truth, she was just being played for a fool. 

Imogen let out a bitter smile, unable to contain her emotions. “What are you laughing at?” Sarah demanded, her face stiffening. 

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Chapter 42.1 Truly Cruel 

Chapter 42.1 Truly Cruel 

Imogen tightly clutched the garment’s hem, a profound sense of bitterness welling up within her. Sarah’s words struck a chord; she had indeed placed Troy on a pedestal as her leader. When she first entered the Marshall family, she could only steal glances at Troy from afar, finding contentment in mere glimpses of him whenever he visited the old house. 

Meanwhile, Sarah stood openly by his side, making her presence known and secure. 

“Later on, due to certain circumstances, I had to choose to leave and break up with him. You probably didn’t believe it, but I took the initiative to break up with him. He just didn’t want to let go, and you should have noticed that he travels every July. He came to see me because it was the season we first met,” Sarah revealed. 

Imogen’s breath caught her throat, her mind going momentarily blank. Her heart trembled, unwilling to accept what Sarah was saying, but unable to deny its truth. 

She wanted to refute it, to deny that her relationship with Troy was merely one–sided, but deep down, she knew Sarah was right. 

Ever since their first year of marriage, Troy had embarked on extended business trips every July, leaving Imogen feeling distant and unimportant. It was as if he was escaping to see Sarah during this time–the time they had first met, the time that held special significance for both of them. The weight of reality bore down on Imogen’s shoulders as she grappled with her feelings, torn between her emotions and the undeniable truth. 

She had believed they had only recently started communicating, but the truth was far more distressing–they had been in contact all along! 

He was truly heartless. Every year, he would visit his previous lover, and upon his return, he would act as if nothing had happened, playing the role of a loving husband. 

Troy, you’re so cruel! 

What did she mean to him in these three years of marriage? She felt like a fool, realizing that her supposedly happy marriage was built on lies and deception. 

Sarah’s words felt like a torment from the depths of hell. “Your wedding anniversary is in September, on the 20th. It’s my birthday,” she revealed with a sinister edge. 

Imogen couldn’t believe it, shaking her head in denial. “No… impossible.” 

“Why is it impossible? Just ask Troy, and you’ll know,” Sarah sneered. 

A cold shiver ran down Imogen’s spine, making her feel as if she had fallen into an icy abyss. Her teeth chattered from the chill, but she felt no pain as she clenched her fists, digging her fingers into her palms. 

Her wedding anniversary turned out to coincide with her rival’s birthday. It felt ludicrous, absurd! 

She remembered Troy specifically choosing this date, claiming it to be an auspicious day based on the lunar calendar. And all those years, on their anniversary, he would get heavily drunk and be filled with deep emotions. She had thought it was a testament to their love, but the reality was that he was thinking of another woman. 

She had naively believed they were both happy, but in truth, she was just being played for a fool. 

Imogen let out a bitter smile, unable to contain her emotions. “What are you laughing at?” Sarah demanded, her face stiffening. 

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“You’re so funny, dear,” Imogen replied, looking up at Sarah. “You came to talk to me just to make me leave? Well, here’s a reality check for you. As long as Troy and I are not divorced, you’ll remain a mistress. Even if we do get divorced, you’ll still be a mistress. I suggest you don’t provoke me, or I’ll find countless ways to make sure you regret it and never show your face in this industry again.” 

Sarah’s smile froze on her face as she continued her taunting, “Imogen, what’s the use of relying on Troy so much? He wouldn’t even spare you a second glance! If you want to face reality, you should divorce him as soon as possible.” 

Unfazed by Sarah’s words, Imogen smiled back and retorted, “Go ahead, keep talking! Let everyone in the restaurant hear what kind of person the famous star Sarah truly is.” 

Sarah fell silent, her eyes filled with resentment as she glared at Imogen. 

“Do you have anything else to say, Sarah? If not, I’ll be on my way,” Imogen stated calmly before leaving the restroom without looking back. 

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Chapter 42.2 Truly Cruel 

Chapter 42.2 Truly Cruel 

Rather than returning to her seat, Imogen aimlessly wandered around the mall. Along the way, she saw numerous couples, some holding hands and laughing, while others engaged in arguments. or walked hand–in–hand in silence. They all appeared genuine and happy, unlike her marriage, which she had cherished for three years, only to discover that it was built on a web of lies, a mere façade. 

The realization of the deception caused her heart immense pain, leaving her gasping for breath. She tried to cope with the hurt but found it overwhelming. 

As her phone rang, she saw it was a call from Charlie. She answered, saying, “Hey, Charlie, I ran into someone I knew and had a conversation. I’ll be heading back now.” 

She turned off her phone and struggled to return to the restaurant’s seat. There, she noticed the items she had purchased, all paid for with Troy’s black card. 

“Charlie, after dinner, I want to return all these clothes,” she told Charlie. 

Confused, Charlie asked, “Return them? Why do you want to return them?” 

Imogen explained, “Actually, this black card doesn’t belong to me. It belongs to my family. I’m afraid they’ll find out about me using their money without permission, so I’d rather return everything.” 

“Okay, then I’ll go back with you,” Charlie offered supportively.