All Chapters of Ex-Husband After Divorce: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Reino sat in a wooden chair. He watched his men beat Mr. Fendy. Not too hard, according to Reino's orders, but enough to make the man cry out in pain. "Please stop," cried Mr. Fendy's wife, who was tied to the chair. "He could die." "My wife and child could also die when you push them from the top of the stairs." Reino answered clearly, without thinking. Mr. Fendy's wife immediately fell silent when she heard this. She clearly knew she was to blame and would rather keep quiet than end up getting beaten up as well. Fortunately, Reino raised his hand to tell his men to stop. Reino, who owns an escort business with his friends, certainly has no trouble getting free bouncers. Especially since he is more directly involved in running the business. Reino's hot-tempered personality is actually more suited to such a business. Especially when he needed to vent his anger, like now. The man looked at Mr. Fendy, who was also tied to a wooden chair. He stared at the battered middle-aged man

"What happened?" muttered Reino in a tired tone. "I don't know either." Clarissa replied in a worried tone. "When I arrived, Lydia was already vomiting near the bed." Clarissa looked at her daughter-in-law who was now being treated by a team of doctors. Even her room had been changed because Lydia was uncomfortable with the smell of vomit and the carbolic smell of the floor cleaner used to remove the smell of vomit. "But she was fine from morning until noon. Liani, who was on guard, said there was no problem." Reino scolded, unable to understand the sudden vomiting. "Maybe it's time for Lydia to experience nausea. Or maybe the baby is being spoiled because her father is far away. That could happen." Reino could only sigh at his mother's explanation. It all made no sense to him, but what could he do? Reino was no doctor and could not explain the phenomenon. "Alright. I'll go home with the helicopter tonight." "Yes. Just go home when the meeting is over." Clarissa nodded in agree

In the end, Lydia was able to convince Hadi. Now the thin, pregnant woman sat in the car, wrapped in patient clothes and covered with a large coat. Reino's suit was left in the car. This was not Reino's personal car, but one of the office cars he had used earlier from the airport. Earlier, the man had used his mother's car. Lydia missed the smell of the suit. Although she felt hurt, Lydia ended up feeling very comfortable with her husband. Whether it was fetal or not, what was clear was that Lydia felt safe surrounded by Reino's masculine scent. "Are you sure?" Hadi, who was in the passenger seat, asked again. Although he couldn't drive, he certainly wasn't going to let Lydia go alone. "Very sure." Lydia replied with a dreamy expression. "I already told you, it's nothing to worry about." Hadi sighed. "Then why don't you tell me?" "Because it's not my place." Hadi replied firmly. "Mrs. Lydia should ask Mr. Reino directly." "He will definitely lie." Lydia's answer made Hadi si

"Lydia, my child." Clarissa hugged her daughter-in-law as soon as she arrived. "Where have you been, dear? I was worried." "Sorry, Ma. I suddenly felt the need to get out, so I took Mr. Hadi with me." Lydia smiled softly. "You didn't take the car, so I'm using this." "Yes." Clarissa nodded. "I used an online motorcycle taxi to make it faster. I didn't realize you were missing." "Sorry." That was all Lydia could say to her mother-in-law. Reino, who had only managed to growl a sentence earlier, chose to remain silent. But anyone could see that the man was angry. Unfortunately, Lydia chose to ignore him. The young pregnant woman walked past her husband to reach the bed. She was tired and felt the need to at least lie down. Then she was ready to face Reino. "Speak softly. She is in the early stages of pregnancy and sensitive." Knowing that her son and his wife needed to talk to each other, Clarissa gave her son some advice before leaving the room. But even after Clarissa left, no o

"What do you mean?" asked Clarissa to her son with eyes rounded in surprise. "It's like what you hear." Reino scratched his non-itchy nape nervously. Yes. Reino had told his wife everything as requested, but now he had to repeat himself. Only Clarissa had heard, but that was enough to make Reino get hurt. "You son of a bitch." Clarissa scolded as she threw her expensive handbag at her son's body. "Ow, Ma. It hurts." Reino screeched because it did hurt, especially since he was hit by the metal part. "You useless son. That's what happens when you listen to your parents." Clarissa continued to hit mercilessly. She was still not satisfied with scolding her son, until the commotion was heard outside. "Excuse me, I need to check the IV." A nurse entered with a grimace on her face. There was really nothing to check, but the nurse needed to step in to break up the fight. Fortunately, without being reprimanded, Clarissa stopped beating her son. But that didn't mean she would stop