Rosalind was caught up in a pile of mess according to The Unbreakable Bond Novel. First of all, why would she force herself on, and get married to someone who did not have an iota of love for her. Leonardo did not love Rosalind, he loved someone else by the name Virginia, so why was Rosalind disturbing Leonardo Brooks the way she did?
Eventually, the young man could not handle Rosalind anymore, and he filed for divorce, yet Rosalind decided to behave like a pathetic wretch and run to meet him wherever she knew he was at, so that he could do what? Not divorce her again? Really? Well, Rosalind must have deserved what she got when she eventually located Leonardo with the divorce agreement in her hand.
It didn’t take Rosalind long to realize that indeed, if she knew what was best for her, she had better go forward with the divorce because there was no room for her anywhere in the Brooks family. Leonardo’s mother hated Rosalind from the bottom of her heart and considered it an abomination that Rosalind belonged to the Brooks family in any way.
- Part 1: Main Plot Of The Unbreakable Bond
- Part 2: Hot Chapters Of The Unbreakable Bond
- Part 3: Conclusion Of The Unbreakable Bond
Part 1: Main Plot Of The Unbreakable Bond
It is laughable to think that Leonardo Brooks was never in love with Rosalind and had never indicated any form of interest in her. As a matter of fact, he had been rejecting her since she declared her interest in him. According to The Unbreakable Bond Novel, Rosalind was stuck on Leonardo after he saved her from gangsters in the past. It was after then that Rosalind fell blindly in love with Leonardo Brooks who always told her that he was not available for her.
Along the line, Rosalind got what she wanted and got married to Leonardo. How did it happen? None of it was planned, but Rosalind grabbed the opportunity to call her fate, claiming that to be a divine reason for her getting married to Leonardo. Both of them happened to be coming out of a hotel room at the same time and were pictured together. The photo spread all over the internet, of course with claims that they were having an affair, and since both of them were from prominent families, they stood the risk of damage.
In a bid to carry out damage control according to The Unbreakable Bond Novel, Rosalind and Leonardo had to get married, and that was how Rosalind ever got close to Leonardo Brooks who would never love her no matter what she did. The Brook family were losing a lot in terms of sales and stocks from the Brook Group. So, all hands had to be on deck to manage the situation, and Rosalind scored herself the love of her life who was in love with another lady.
In The Unbreakable Bond Novel, Rosalind ran with the divorce agreement squeezed into her hand under the rain, she was running to the hospital where she would surely find Leonardo. Leonardo’s mother Maria was in the hospital, so Leonardo was keeping her company. Rosalind was so sure that she would find him there, so she went there. He would have to explain to her what he meant by the divorce agreement she was seeing. He would explain to her to her face.
By the time Rosalind arrived at the door of the ward of the hospital where Maria was, she heard the most heart wrenching conversation going on between Leonardo and his mother, Maria. Maria was very bitter. She was a sick woman on the hospital bed, yet she could not but express her bitterness towards Rosalind and the fact that she was married to Leonardo. She claimed that Rosalind carefully schemed her way into her son’s life.
Well, Rosalind did not scheme her way into Leonardo’s life, but the truth of the matter was that Rosalind was too desperate to be with Leonardo, and after several rejections from Leonardo, she should have seen heartbreak and betrayal coming through for her. Maria said things that should have never been heard by Rosalind to Leonardo. The woman hated Rosalind to the core and went as far as blaming Rosalind for the death of Leonardo’s father. There was nothing that the woman did not say.
In The Unbreakable Bond Novel, Leonardo, while his mother expressed her dislike for Rosalind, supported his mother in every way. He was in love with someone else and considered himself trapped in marriage with Rosalind, he also wanted to end his union with her. Maria could not stress enough how she hoped that Rosalind had been given the divorce agreement. It was time for her to leave the Brooks family as she was claimed to have done enough.
When Rosalind heard all that was being said about her, she knew for a fact that there was no need to want to hear from Leonardo about that divorce, and that she had better return home and sign the agreement. So, at once, she turned to leave. But, as if what Rosalind heard being said about her was not enough, she just had to bump into her rival, Virginia. Virginia was the lady that Leonardo preferred, and guess what? She was pregnant. Rosalind had heard Leonardo and his mother talk about Virginia’s pregnancy inside the hospital, and she just got to confirm the truth by herself.
Virginia walked towards Rosalind with her protruding belly, and of course, the gloating that followed from Virginia started. Virginia did not take it easy on Rosalind at all. She clearly stated that Rosalind had no hope for Leonardo Brooks as far as his love for her was concerned. He didn’t love her. Virginia spotted the ruffled-up divorce agreement in Rosalind’s hand, and her eyes lit up. What was Rosalind doing with that document in a hospital? Did she come to ask Leonardo if he really wanted to divorce her? Of course, he wanted to divorce her. Virginia could not help but laugh at Rosalind’s naivety.
While the women were having an exchange of words in The Unbreakable Bond Novel, Virginia suddenly did something out of this world. She threw herself on Rosalind and pretended to have fallen and been hurt by her. Just in time, Leonardo stepped out of the hospital and saw the women outside. Of course, he ran to the rescue of Virginia, while he gave his wife, Rosalind the tongue lashing she deserved.
Part 2: Hot Chapters Of The Unbreakable Bond
Chapter 1
This chapter of The Unbreakable Bond carries the entire novel on it’s back. It starts with Rosalind running helplessly to the hospital with the divorce agreement in her hand. The author of the novel portrays a pathetic scene as Rosalind makes way to the hospital only to get there and discover that she was the topic of conversation between mother and son, and they were giving her such a tongue lashing, she could not believe her ears.
“When will you kick that woman out of the brooks family?”
Those were words said by Maria to her son, Leonardo, who was beside her bed at the hospital. Rosalind had finally arrived at the hospital to see Leonardo for obvious reasons, only for her to come across the conversation that mother and son were having. Rosalind froze to the ground. There was nothing that Rosalind Jansen did not hear being said about her that moment. It was unbelievable to her as she heard her mother-in-law on the verge of tears as she told Leonardo her son to get rid of Rosalind quickly.
One cannot stress enough why Rosalind was taken by surprise here. How did she get married to someone by force and expect the person to love her? How?
Chapter 2
In this chapter of The Unbreakable Bond Novel, Rosalind had previously stepped out of the hospital after she had heard enough. She was now determined to give Leonardo the divorce he wanted, seeing that she was in no way needed in the Brooks family. She was never welcome in the first place, so it was definitely time for her to bid them goodbye.
As soon as Rosalind stepped out of the hospital to the parking lot, she saw her rival, Virginia going to see Maria at her ward, and yes, just as Rosalind had heard earlier, Virginia was pregnant. Their meeting resulted in an exchange of words between both women, and of course, the person who took the greatest blow was Rosalind.
Now, this is where the chapter really kicks off. Virginia made a dramatic scene as soon as she saw that Leonardo had stepped out of the building. She deliberately fell to the ground and pretended to have knocked her pregnant belly against the asphalt.
“Leonardo, my abdomen. I hurts.”
Virginia cried in pain as she tried to falsely portray Rosalind as the person who had pushed her to the ground.
Part 3: Conclusion Of The Unbreakable Bond
The novel is not well balanced in my opinion. What business did female lead Rosalind have with going through such a terrible experience with Leonardo? The Unbreakable Bond Novel stated clearly that Leonardo never loved Rosalind and always rejected her, so why did she have to throw herself at him the way she did, and what did she expect after that? One would think Rosalind deserved everything she got.
