Divorce Him

It was after an hour when Tasha parked her car in front of the Anderson mansion and walked down. She had called Hazel several times to confirm if the location she had sent her was the right one, because how could she be in here?

Luckily for Tasha, she knew where the Anderson mansion was located, as she had come here once or twice in the past with her husband.

“Tasha” Hazel approached her with a smile, about to hug her when Tasha extended her hand, signaling that she stops.

“I don't understand. Why are you here?” She asked, and Hazel clung to her arm.

“Let’s go in first, then I will explain everything to you.”

Tasha snorted as they hurried inside, and the place still had the same touch as before; she remembered the house was designed this same way a year ago.

“What are you doing in Coyle Anderson’s mansion?” Tasha went straight to the point; she just divorced her husband, who was Coyle’s best friend, so she didn't want to be anywhere close to Coyle as well.

“My wedding with Max was cancelled,” Hazel explained, and Tasha wasn't shocked; she had logged into the internet this morning and saw that Nady was married to Max instead, and that’s why she quickly requested to meet with Hazel because she needed explanations.

Though she never liked Max for Hazel, she still felt if Max wanted to marry someone else, then why Nady? They must have hurt Hazel a lot.

Hazel explained everything that had happened from the day she caught Max and Nady planning her murder till today. Tasha was left astonished by everything that had happened to Hazel in just a short while.

Tasha has been busy solving her personal problems as life had hit hard on her; she didn't even have time to come back to the country and attend her best friend’s wedding.

“I could help you with the divorce,” Tasha said at once; she was a lawyer and was very good at her job. Finally, she had escaped from her relationship, which she considered toxic, and also wanted to help her friend.

“I dont want a divorce,” Hazel pouted. Why will she ever leave a man who dotes on her and also claims to love her? At least she had to try to build an almost perfect home with him.

“I know Coyle Anderson; that man is so arrogant, and the most important factor in his mind is money. He will never care for a woman, so get that illusion out of your head." Tasha snorted; after all, her husband was no different from Coyle, seeing that they were best friends.

All they thought about was money and their business and were fond of neglecting their wives.

“How could you say so many things about him? Do you know him?” Hazel frowned.

"Remember, I once told you about my husband... I mean, my ex-husband’s best friend?” Tasha asked, and Hazel went into thought, How could she even forget the night before Tasha’s wedding? She spoke on and on about her husband’s best friend wanting to stop her marriage by giving her husband a business deal.

It was stupid, as they all thought it was kind that he was giving her husband a business deal, but that was not the case for Tasha, as the business deal was the reason she had to leave the country with her husband immediately after their wedding.

"Yes, what about him?" Hazel asked, and Tasha sighed heavily.

"It's Coyle, he is best friends with Ray," Tasha spouted and Hazel was surprised, as she never expected that. She was still trying to understand things when Tasha's voice brought her out of her trance.

“Maybe if I were in the country, you would have taken excellent care of me, and I wouldn't have lost my baby.” Tears formed in Tasha’s eyes; she could only blame two people for her miscarriage: her ex-husband and his arrogant best friend.

“I am so sorry." Hazel hugged her tightly as her eyes became sore, still not able to believe Tasha had lost her baby just weeks before labor.

“It’s fine; I don't want to talk about it, and I also don't want to be in a building owned by Coyle Anderson,” Tasha said, and Hazel raised a brow.

“He is my husband; it won’t be fair if you hate him.”

Tasha rolled her eyes. “It will be only fair if you hate him too; he and his best friend are the reason why I don't have my baby today.” 

Hazel knew there was nothing she could say to change Tasha’s mind; she could only prove to her that Coyle was a good person.

“Did Ray accept to divorce you?” Hazel was confused. Ray loved Tasha so much. It could be seen that he was obsessed, so how could he easily accept a divorce from Tasha?

“I dont know, I signed the divorce papers and left them on the table. When he will be back from his stupid business trip, then he will sign it." Tasha snorted; she was still very angry at this moment and didn't even want to talk about it.

“I will make you coffee." Hazel smiled at her before she left for the kitchen, when Tasha followed her. Tasha leaned by the door before she said.

“You know I was not serious about you divorcing, Coyle, right?”

Hazel stared at her and nodded. Hazel knew Tasha was just in a bad mood and saying a lot of things.

“At least he is better than Max,” Tasha added before she had a look of regret.

“I wish I was here; I would have beaten the hell out of Nady. I can't believe she did that to you; I always told you your sister was a maleficent.”

Hazel chuckled and heard her phone ring from the sitting room; she hurried and noticed it was a call from Coyle.

“Hello?” She was a little excited that he called, seeing that he was upset this morning.

“It’s Jude; Mr. Anderson wants me to let you know that a designer will stop by the mansion shortly, so please be at home to welcome her." Jude transferred the message, and Hazel’s mood dampened; she was sad that he couldn't tell her that himself.

“Thanks,” Hazel responded.

 Jude’s gaze moved to Coyle, who was feigning to be busy with work; he ended the call and walked closer to Coyle.

“I think she was sad,” he explained, and Coyle leaned back in his chair, resting his back.

“Get the car ready; let’s go visit my father-in-law” Coyle ordered with a devious smile.