All Chapters of Let’s Divorce My husband : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Sabrina's POV I knew my feelings were valid, but this situation seemed to be against me. In front of two people who should understand and support me, I felt smaller. All I wanted was to see Charlie, but in their presence, that hope felt increasingly distant. Nicholas took a deep breath, then looked at his mother and Hazel. The tension between them was palpable. "I know Hazel has taken care of Charlie and kept him safe. But what's wrong with a mother wanting to see her child? Just for a moment, Hazel. Just a moment." His words echoed in the room, adding a new dimension to the ongoing debate. I felt hope rising within me again, though still shrouded in anxiety. Nicholas was trying to balance their protective instincts with my rights as a mother. But Hazel remained steadfast. "No, Nicholas. I've already said this is the last time I'll be kind to Sabrina. I don't care what you think, but Charlie is better off without this disruption. Besides, she's just his stepmother!" Nicholas lo

Hazel's POVI stared at the phone that vibrated again on the table. The name Nicholas was clearly displayed on the screen, making my head throb. For the umpteenth time today, he was trying to reach me. I sighed in frustration, placing my spoon down on the plate and leaning back in my chair. The atmosphere around me seemed to freeze, with only the sound of the ticking clock audible.Today was supposed to be a time for myself, enjoying a cup of hot coffee and savoring a long-neglected book. However, thoughts of Nicholas kept intruding. Our memories swirled in my mind. His smile, our overlapping laughter, and those moments when the world felt perfect. But all of that now felt like a distant shadow, overshadowed by unresolved problems.I turned my gaze to the window, watching the rain fall softly. Each drop seemed to add weight to the burden on my chest. What was it that he wanted to say? Why did he keep trying to contact me despite my clear avoidance? Cu

Hazel's POV "I will not change my mind, Nicholas," I finally said, my voice cold and firm. "Charlie stays with me, and Sabrina will never enter his life again." I hung up the phone before Nicholas could argue further. Roughly, I placed the phone on the table and looked at Charlie, who was still engrossed in his toys. My heart felt tight, filled with a mix of frustration and despair. All this time, I had given everything for this child and for Nicholas, but somehow it felt like I still had to fight alone.Seeing Charlie smile, I realized how much he meant to me. He was the light in my life, an irreplaceable source of happiness. Yet, behind his smile, I felt threatened. Sabrina's presence loomed, trying to disrupt the peace we had built. I would not let that happen. Not now. Not ever.All the sacrifices I had made felt pointless if Nicholas continued to let the shadow of his past disturb us. Every time he spoke of Sabrina, I felt the emotional wall between

Hazel's POV I want to make sure this holiday goes perfectly. Not just for Charlie, but for me as well. This moment means a lot, and I want him to know that this is a special time for both of us—without anyone else between us. With that determination, I plan every detail to ensure everything goes smoothly.Early in the morning, before the sun fully rises, I’m already busy in the kitchen. The sounds of kitchenware and the aroma of food begin to fill the room. I prepare enough provisions for our trip. Thinking of Charlie's tastes, I want to make sure every meal I offer is his favorite.Charlie loves sandwiches packed with fillings, so I make some with peanut butter and banana—a combination that always makes him happy. I also prepare a few with his favorite smoked meat and cheese, ensuring that every bite will bring joy. As I prepare the food, I recall the little moments when we would eat together, the laughter and unforgettable stories.I don’t forg

Hazel's POV The elephant ride was leisurely, passing along a special path in the zoo. The gentle breeze blew, and from above, we could see more areas below. The view was stunning, with various animals and visitors moving around. Each step of the elephant felt stable and comfortable, and I could sense the calmness beginning to seep into Charlie. Once finished, Charlie jumped down excitedly. "That was awesome, Mom!" he exclaimed, grinning widely. Seeing the happiness on his face made me feel joyful. He ran around, jumping with delight, unable to stop sharing how exciting the experience was. I followed him, feeling proud to share this special moment. Next, we headed to the primate area, where several chimpanzees were playing in their spacious enclosure. Their cheerful sounds filled the air as they wrestled and jumped around joyfully. One chimp approached the fence, looking at us with curious eyes. Charlie was f