All Chapters of He Divorced Me; Oh well! He's Gonna Regret It : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Mandy watched as Bella’s face drained of color, her hands trembling slightly. She could see the panic rising in her sister, the uncertainty taking hold. Bella was scared, and Mandy was going to use that to her advantage. For too long, Bella had played innocent, had pretended to be the victim. Now, it was time for her to feel a taste of the confusion Mandy had been trapped in for nights. “I bet you’re surprised I know about all of this,” Mandy said, her voice calm, almost taunting. She leaned against the couch, crossing her arms over her chest as she studied Bella’s expression. “But that’s not the real shocker, is it? I’m sure you’re dying to know how much more I know and would do.” Bella’s eyes widened, but she said nothing. Her mouth opened, but no words came out. The shock of the situation had rendered her speechless, but Mandy wasn’t done. Not by a long shot. “I’ve got something to tell you, Bella,” Mandy continued, her voice dropping lower, the tension in the room thickening

Ramsey sat in the dimly lit room, his mind racing with thoughts of Bella. He had been locked up for days now, held captive by someone he thought was a friend. The silence in the room was unbearable, but it was soon interrupted by Davis’s voice. "Do you remember why I saved you, Ramsey?" Davis asked, his tone strangely calm. Ramsey glared at him, his patience worn thin. "I don’t care why. I just want to get out of here." Davis smiled slightly, as if he expected Ramsey’s reaction. Before he could say anything more, Ramsey’s phone buzzed. Bella’s name flashed across the screen. For a brief moment, a glimmer of hope sparked in his chest. Maybe, just maybe, things could go back to the way they were. He answered the call quickly, his voice softening. "Bella... I’m sorry I didn’t come back last night. I—" Bella cut him off. "Ramsey, stop. I don’t want your empty promises anymore. You always say you’ll come back, but you never do." And with that, she hung up. The sound of the disc

Bella and Mandy sat at the breakfast table, plates of untouched food in front of them. Both sisters were deep in thought, their minds running with ideas of how to take down Ramsey and Davis. The tension between them was palpable, their silence speaking volumes. Suddenly, Bella’s phone rang, jolting them from their thoughts. She glanced at the screen and froze. It was Davis. Mandy leaned in. “Put it on speaker,” she whispered. Bella hesitated for a moment before pressing the button. “Hello?” she answered cautiously. Davis’s voice came through, calm yet commanding. “Bella, I want you to meet Mandy and come to my apartment immediately. Both of you. I have something very important to show you.” Bella’s eyes widened in shock, her heart pounding in her small chest. Mandy’s face mirrored her surprise. They exchanged a look, knowing they couldn’t miss whatever this was. “We’ll be there,” Bella replied, trying to keep her voice steady, before ending the call. The room fell into silen

The tension in the room was suffocating. Davis stood with a dark smirk, watching the two sisters and Ramsey, like a puppeteer enjoying the show. The silence stretched long, but it was Ramsey who finally broke it. He sneered, his eyes locking onto Mandy with a cold, bitter look. “You really thought you could kill me, Mandy?” he spat, his voice dripping with mockery. “What, you actually believed you had the brains or the guts to pull it off? Please. You’re nothing but a spoiled little girl playing games that are way out of your league.” Mandy’s eyes flashed with anger, but Ramsey wasn’t done. He took a step closer, his lips curling into a cruel smile. “Look at you. Pathetic. You couldn’t even handle your marriage, let alone try to take me down. You were always just a pawn, Mandy. Always too weak to see it.” His words hit like a punch to the gut. Mandy, who had always held herself together with an iron will, felt her confidence shatter. The steady composure she wore like armor began

All eyes turned toward the figure that had stepped in, and shock spread across the faces of Ramsey, Bella, and Davis. It was Dwight Mendez. Mandy stood frightened, her eyes wide with disbelief. Dwight’s sudden appearance was the last thing she expected. Her body was trembling from the emotional battering she’d just endured, the neckline of her blouse soaked with tears. “What the hell are you doing here, Dwight?” she shouted, her voice cracking with raw emotion. “Are you here to insult me too? I hate you! I hate all of you!” Mandy’s voice echoed through the room as she made a move to storm out, but before she could take another step, Dwight grabbed her hand. She tried to pull away, but his grip was firm. Then, to her surprise, Dwight pulled her into a tight embrace. Mandy stood there, stunned, as he wrapped his arms around her. The warmth of his hug, the unexpected tenderness, left her momentarily speechless. The embrace lasted for several seconds, long enough for Mandy to begi