Five Years After My Watery Death by Arctic Islands

Jessica paced about in the living room waiting for her husband, Dylan Robinson, to return home from work.

She is a beautiful, fat yellow woman, and she had been married to Dylan for five years.

She has been submissive, loving, and taking care of their home and two kids, yet all of a sudden, Dylan changed.

Jessica has a son and a daughter with Dylan. Her first child, Caleb, is a five-year-old boy, while her second child, Nina, is a two-year-old girl, and they were fast asleep in their separate bedrooms.

For two nights, after Dylan left for work on Monday morning, Jessica hasn't seen her husband return home, as she has noticed that his mood had changed before he left the house to work on Monday morning.

Jessica stood in the living room and placed a call to Dylan to know where he was, but the network provider told her, "Sorry, the mobile number that you're trying to call is unavailable at the moment. Please try again later."

"Oh! Where could Dylan be?" Jessica cussed as she had called Dylan's phone line several times, and she really needed to see her husband.

She lied to their two kids that their father went to work on Monday morning. Yet Dylan didn't return home at all, and she couldn't continue to keep up with her lies.

Jessica heard the sound of a car driving into their compound and parking, and she went outside and peeked to see that Dylan had finally returned home.

She sighed and went back into the house to wait for Dylan to come inside.

Soon, Dylan stepped down from his car and walked into the mansion. He is a 30-year-old black man, and he owns DY Mobile Company.

He entered the living room and saw his wife, Jessica Albert, standing there in her long white nightgown, and she greeted him with, "Welcome home, sweetheart."

"Hmm," Dylan frowned.

He looked at the divorce papers in his hands that his long-time lover, Rosie Andrew, had given to him to give to Jessica at home and to divorce her straight away.

Dylan walked up to meet Jessica without responding to her greeting. He stopped in front of her, shook the divorce papers into her hands, and told her, "I cannot continue to pretend with you anymore, Jessica. You read through this divorce paper, sign it, as you pack your things tomorrow and return to your father's house. You can leave with our kids if you want to, or you can leave them behind and leave alone, but make sure that you pack your things tomorrow and leave! I will give you some funds and shares of my company revenue and pay you off later, but this marriage is over between us, so leave."

"What!" Jessica was taken aback by her husband's statement to her, and she looked at the divorce papers in her hands.

'Is this a dream?' Jessica wondered and stared up at Dylan as she saw him walk away towards the living room stairs.

Instead of Dylan explaining to her where he went for three days and two nights that she hadn't seen him as he was just returning home now, instead, he shoved a divorce paper into her hands and ordered her to sign it.

Jessica snapped out of her trance and quickly called Dylan back. She asked him, "Wait, Dylan, what's the meaning of this? You just got home now, and instead of you to explain to me where you went before, you are speaking to me about divorce? What has come over you, Dylan? What did I do wrong to you?"

Jessica looked teary, and Dylan paused and turned back to face her. He asked her, "Have you taken a good look at yourself lately in the mirror, Jessica?"

Jessica got puzzled by her husband's question, and she stared at herself from head to toe to know what he meant.

"Are you the same woman that I married five years ago? Take a good look at yourself, Jessica. You have turned fat overnight, and I cannot continue with you anymore! I cannot carry you and make love to you the way I want as you have outgrown me, and that's just the truth! This marriage is not working anymore. So sign the divorce papers and leave!" Dylan spat in a cold voice and turned to walk away towards the living room stairs.

Jessica replied, "No, Dylan! We cannot divorce. I love you and I'm already working on myself."

Jessica was a banker before she met Dylan, but after giving birth to Nina, she started adding weight at home. Dylan complained that she had turned lazy and mandated that she quit her job to look after their two kids at home, stating that she wouldn't be leaving all the work to the maid alone.