I hurried out of Viel’s mansion.
“Bullshit!” I slammed the steering wheel of the car in a rage.
I clenched my fist and stared out the car window. I never thought Viel would replace me for a maid, an uneducated, rubbish, and beggar.
That’s stupid! They thought I would let them both be happy!”
I called my lawyer.
“Hello, Matilda,” my lawyer said.
I took a deep breath before I spoke. “Hello, Atty. Jackson, I have something important to tell you.”
“What do you say? Are you ready to sign your annulment paper?”
“No, and I have no plans to sign the annulment paper. I don’t want Viel to marry another woman, especially a beggar.”
He laughed. “In the tone of your voice, it looks like your ex-husband has found someone to replace you.”
“Correction, he’s still my husband. We haven’t run our a
