All Chapters of The Deserted Wife: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

The divorce was over in a blink of an eye. Audrey decided to move out of her mother-in-law’s house and live on her own. She bought a house with the help of Nathan and moved in as soon as the preparations were done. She spent her days taking care of a small flower garden in the afternoon when baby Asher was asleep. It was a simple and peaceful life Audrey yearned for so long. “Miss Audrey, someone’s ringing the bell on the gate. Do you expect any visitors today,” Flora, Audrey’s housemaid asked. Even though Audrey didn’t want to get one, her mother-in-law insisted to take Flora with her. Since Flora was a new hire in her mother-in-law’s house, she took her in. The young lady was efficient in her work and was kind which made Audrye like her in no time. Audrey sighed. “Flora, ignore it. You don’t have to open the gate for that person,” she told her maid and continued reading the book in her hands. Gardening was a challenge for Audrey so she was starting from zero. She bought books and m

The next morning, Audrey woke up to an unexpected call from Nathan. She was barely awake when she answered only to scream in surprise after hearing what the other had to say.“No! Nate, you’re saying you can’t do it?” Audrey rubbed her head that seemed. “What happened to Francesca? Is she alright? Oh my. I got it. Thanks for letting me know in advance. I will let him know and find someone to replace you,” I said.“Thanks, Audie. I want to help, I’m sorry.” Nathan sounded apologetic.“It’s fine. I totally understand,” Audrey replied. “I’ll come visit you soon. See you,” she said and hung up. “Gosh. I hope she’s fine,” Audrey mumbled as she got off the bed. As much as she wanted to run to the hospital and check on Francesca’s condition, she couldn’t leave her baby and there was Shane too whom she had to take care of now that Nathan was no longer available.“Good morning, Miss. Would you like the same thing for breakfast?” Flora asked as soon as Audrey went down to the kitchen. She was c

Tristan could tell what Audrey felt about his sudden visit. He knew it wouldn’t be easy to pursue her after her failed marriage. But he came prepared. Although he wanted to see her as soon as possible, he dared not show his intention. He meant good for her, but Audrey was overly defensive when it comes to his attempts of getting cozy with her.So, Tristan decided to take it slow and play a game. He brought with him an array of gifts, ranging from her favorite book to the exotic spices she loved the most. He also brought a bouquet of fresh roses, symbolic of his feelings for her. But all of it didn't seem to perk her interest... or so he thought.“I know I said I rather want them planted than in bouquets but I couldn’t just let these flowers wilt,” Audrey mumbled as she took out a vase and put water in it. She then started arranging the flowers that Tristan brought for her. “Just so you know, don’t bring flowers next time…”Tristan smiled when he heard what she said. Was she telling hi

“You’ve improved a lot,” Audrey commented as she observed how Shane handle food ingredients while cooking. “Since you already get a grasp of the basics, you wouldn’t have to worry about embarrassing yourself in the show,” she added.Weeks passed and Shane’s cooking lesson was almost over. Audrey was glad she wouldn’t have to see him again while Shane felt the opposite. In the span of a short time, Shane’s cooking skills improved. He wasn’t the best but he was no longer a newbie. At least, he could keep a conversation among professionals regarding cooking-related topics and could make decent foods with the limited recipes that Audrey taught him.“It’s all thanks to your help,” he said and beamed at her, only to get a quick shrug in response. “So, is this the end?” Shane’s face drooped when Audrey nodded her head.“You can leave after washing up. I’ll clean the kitchen with Flora so you don’t have to do it this time,” Audrey said with a small smile that didn’t reach her eyes. “Congratul

A hand grabbed and pulled Shane back. He turned to see who it was and found Lucy glaring at him. “Let go,” he told her but the latter didn’t budge. “Let’s talk about it later. Just let me go,” he insisted.Lucy shook her head. “No, Shane. I came here to supervise you. You can’t just leave unless you have a reason to. Now, before you try to leave this place, let me know why you should leave,” she replied, her voice firm. “I’m tired of keeping up with your whims. Why don’t you make your priorities straight and cause less trouble for those around you?”Shane forcibly pulled his arm away from her grasp. “Are you done? I said I’m leaving so I’m leaving. Don’t even try to stop me,” he said in a cold voice.“Fine,” Lucy said. “You can leave and maybe find someone new to handle your mess. I’m telling you Shane, I’m having enough of your bullshits.”Shane scoffed. “You’re going to quit? Fine,” he mumbled. “But you’ve got to keep your word and let me leave early when all of this is done,” he sa