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Out Of Your League, Dear Ex-Husband

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 792    |    Released on: Today at 17:56

n John

arm current in the cold ocean I was drowning in. Sh

ngings-the portfolio, my two phones. I didn't touch the designer

t townhome that had been my home,

, with a code only I knew. I wanted to avoid any conf

a and Kylie were probably ou

bedroom. To our bedroom. The lingering scen

e had picked out for me, the uniform of "Mrs. Tillman.

shirts, and hoodies from before. They rep

the only thing my mother had lef

n Blue who had been my only quiet companion in this massiv

as my family. I couldn't leave him in this cold

cat carrier downstairs, I heard a key in t

nce. She saw the luggage in my hand, her face twisting into a sneer.

and walked t

leen, Armani told me everything. You should kno

lman," I said calmly, "I think you're mistaken. First, I'm not 'leaving,' I'm '

his house, and half of Armani Tillman's assets, be

am his legal wife of three years," I said, each word a deliberate sto

door behind me. I stood under the Chicag

ting. I put Smoky and my sui

ber a text

l from Fiona Reynolds' law firm. The best divo

hnson, this is Fiona Reynolds. I've received your

next day. Hanging up, the futur

apartment building near Wick

airs. She threw her arms around me in

," she said, her eyes

it was filled with the warmth of a real home. Band p

er, and he began to curiousl

and sat across from me, her expressi

d her everything that had happened. Arma

slammed her fist on the sofa. "That bas

he right thing, Carleen. We don't want anything from them.

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Out Of Your League, Dear Ex-Husband
Out Of Your League, Dear Ex-Husband
“On our third wedding anniversary, I was on my knees scrubbing a wine stain out of a hotel carpet for my in-laws. That same night, my husband, NHL star Armani Tillman, won the MVP trophy on live TV, thanked his fake PR girlfriend, and called me to demand a divorce. He sent a lawyer the next morning with an agreement leaving me with absolutely nothing but a strict gag order. Worse, when I checked our home security cameras, I saw him tangled in our bedsheets. The woman wasn't his public girlfriend, but my best friend, Ima. When the betrayal triggered a severe allergic reaction that landed me in the ER, Armani and Ima stood by my hospital bed, looking at me with pure disgust. "Faking a suicide attempt just to stop a divorce? Pathetic." I had given up my dreams to be his hidden, unpaid maid for three years, only to be thrown away like trash by the two people I trusted most. Ima even smiled and told me to just sign the papers and go away quietly. But they didn't know I wasn't just a useless, unemployed housewife. I am Westwind, the legendary anonymous graphic novelist that Armani's biggest sponsor is currently desperate to collaborate with to save his crumbling image. I calmly tore his insulting divorce agreement into pieces and called the most ruthless lawyer in Chicago. This time, I'm taking everything.”