Catherine POV
The sight of the two of them chatting and laughing seemed somewhat ambiguous in my eyes, especially when the other person was me, Catherine. I've been entangled with Jaclyn Dills for so many years, and it wasn't until that night in the hospital that I truly woke up.
Jaclyn Dills had never cared about me. In his eyes, I was no different from those women who willingly approached him. The only reason he treated me a bit more kindly was because of Natash Yael.
I am a smart woman and knew that this path wouldn't lead anywhere. Even if I walked most of it, I could only turn back. Unwillingness was inevitable, but Natash Yael's outburst that night had frightened me.
Suddenly realizing that Natash Yael was not as easy to manipulate as I thought, the reason for her years of restraint was probably her concern for Jaclyn Dills.
Natash Yael had secretly admired Jaclyn Dills for a long time; my sister and I were aware of it. At that time, Nat
Jaclyn POV I suddenly realized that these short separations were even more unbearable than the two years of distance before. The ringtone of my phone brought me back to reality, and I glanced at it, frowning involuntarily. I believed that the Catherine sisters had completely exited my life, especially Catherine. The reason I didn't bother with her unscrupulous tactics was that I felt the best way to deal with a woman like Catherine was to ignore her. Besides, Catherine still had some pride, and I thought she wouldn't entangle herself further. So, seeing the incoming call on my phone, I felt briefly surprised but still answered. "What's the matter?" My voice was cold and indifferent, as if Catherine was an unrelated subordinate, and there was a hint of impatience. This tone instantly shattered Catherine's last trace of conscience. Catherine laughed sarcastically a few times. "President Dills is so busy that his wife doesn't know what sh
Natash pov This whole thing has been quite confusing from the beginning. Tommy·Fox mentioned that he pursued me, but I didn't really feel it much. He neither confessed nor wrote love letters, but his actions spoke for themselves in terms of care. Later, as I steered away from rebellion and straightened out, Tommy·Fox went abroad. Now that Tommy·Fox has brought up these old matters again, I've carefully recollected and there seems to be some indications. However, I was too young at that time, initially focused on capturing my father's attention, and later encountered Jaclyn·Dills. All my thoughts were centered on that man, neglecting those around me. Even though Tommy·Fox mentioned it a few times, I didn't take it seriously. After all, it was just a youthful affair, and so many years have passed. Bringing it up now only makes me smile, without delving into other thoughts. On the tenth day of the lunar year, Tommy·Fox suddenly ca
Natash's POV Jaclyn·Dills' rage surged like a storm, causing me to involuntarily shrink back. This version of Jaclyn·Dills was unfamiliar to me. Despite his usual cold and distant demeanor, he had always carried himself with refinement. The elegance he exuded seemed almost ingrained in his character. Until now, he had never acted in such a manner, not even during our previous conflicts that led to him storming out. The current Jaclyn·Dills had completely abandoned his composure and refinement. His gaze bore a multitude of emotions on the verge of eruption—icy coldness, anger, jealousy, embarrassment, and suspicion—all of which sent shivers down my spine. It took a moment for me to comprehend his words squeezed through his gritted teeth. He was asking about Tommy·Fox. I hesitated briefly, unsure how to explain my relationship with Tommy·Fox. My momentary hesitation, however, was directly interpreted by Jaclyn·Dills as something else. In Jaclyn·Dills' e
Jaclyn's POVJaclyn Dills furrowed her brow."Just explain what's going on in this picture, and I'll forgive you. No more digging into it."The word "forgive" was like pouring boiling oil onto the blazing fire in Natash Yael's heart. She didn't consider the consequences anymore.A subtle smile played on her lips as she calmly said, "There's nothing to explain. You flirt with so many women, create scandals, wanting the whole world to know. Have you ever explained anything to me?"My face darkened, and through gritted teeth, I said, "Natash Yael, don't play petty with me. We're talking about you now." "Talking about me," Natash Yael nodded. Years of grievances surged up in an instant, as if she had found the most advantageous weapon for counterattack.She smirked oddly."Alright, you want an explanation since you've already convicted me in your heart. Just like you think, I've known Tommy Fox for a long time. Do you know how long? Long
Natasha's POVI was lost in the memories of Perry's birth. Perry was born in October, during the windy autumn of the Red Moon Pack. It's rare to find a day without wind in autumn, especially in recent years when dust storms frequently visited, casting a gloomy hue over the Red Moon Pack's autumn. Even on clear days, there was a hint of melancholy in the air.But that day was truly a good day, much like the first time I saw Jaclyn Dills at home. I sat on the windowsill of my room on the second floor, not really daydreaming, but thinking about Jaclyn Dills I had seen a few days ago. He was so elegant, gentle, and charming, like the prince from the fairy tales my mother used to read to me.Lost in my thoughts, my face unconsciously heated up. I touched my face and, looking down, saw my father and Linda welcoming three people into the yard with smiles. I immediately spotted Jaclyn Dills. It felt surreal, like a dream. He strolled leisurely, landed at the back, stood next to a bamboo plant
Natash's POVTwo days later, I was discharged from the hospital. The set of houses my mother left me, though in an old building, had a good location, and the surroundings were decent.After discussing with my father, we decided to move there. After all, this house was purchased by Jaclyn Dills, and I didn't want any lingering connections with him after the divorce. When I mentioned moving out, Jaclyn Dills chuckled, "I wouldn't care if you lived on the street yourself, but I won't allow my son to be inconvenienced."His words left me somewhat speechless, and for a moment, I didn't know what to say. Sometimes, this man was truly difficult to understand. The speed at which we got married was faster than I had anticipated.I didn't tell my father much about the divorce. In fact, our marriage had no foundation from the start, and it was difficult to expect a happy ending. Perhaps this was a relatively good outcome, considering we didn't end up in a legal battle.I still returned to the ap
Joey's POVI never expected to run into Natash Yael and Jaclyn, the couple who had been through so much in the past two years.Everyone on the sidelines, including me, felt anxious for them. Finally, they had a child and a wife, and suddenly, they were getting divorced. Natash Yael, a childhood friend who had grown up together, exposed for everyone to see. The marriage was over, but it was evident that Jaclyn couldn't let go.The inside story was unknown to us, and we couldn't find the right words to advise Jaclyn. All we could do was take turns accompanying Jaclyn to drink, but drowning sorrows in alcohol didn't help.Today, I finally managed to take some time off to be with my wife. As soon as we entered, my wife said she saw an acquaintance and wanted to say hello. Marilyn didn't notice Natash Yael with her back turned, but she caught sight of Tommy Fox from a distance.I had dealt with Tommy Fox a few times before, and since we bumped into him, it was only right to greet him. Igno
Jaclyn's POVI find myself ridiculous, watching Luna bid farewell to other men with a charming smile while I can only hide in a dark corner, helplessly witnessing. This is not the outcome I desired.When I agreed to the divorce initially, it wasn't because I genuinely wanted to hand Luna over without a fight.It was because I knew that being too firm wouldn't work, considering Luna's determined attitude of burning bridges without a second thought.After all, I still had to consider Luna and the child in her belly, and we needed time to reconcile.In the hospital, I had already figured it out. Luna's words at that time were undoubtedly spoken in anger. If there was anything between her and Tommy Fox, it wouldn't have waited until now.Even though I felt a pang of jealousy, I couldn't deny that Tommy Fox indeed held an interest in Luna. Rationally, I knew Luna wouldn't marry Tommy Fox with our son, but it still gnawed at my heart.Especially after receiving Joey's call, I couldn't conti