The Ex-wife; Her Perfect Revenge

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ice came from behind. I gently glanced

wrong person," I f

rs Amelia

stared at the officer who

standing between myself

hands widely, not giving

pt up my veins, wondering

who hadn't said a word since their arrival

ing?! You- He fol

uggle with my hand. His grip was t

est for theft and piracy!" He stated a

y eyes opene

ng you say or do will be used against you

Nothing, Absolutely Nothing was making sense anymore. I couldn't comprehend my head around how I sud

!" Mia yelled at the top of her

ll my things; I will be back soon," I assured her and then smi

't pay attention to any of the officers talking. I just

was opened by an officer. He tugged me

low, tears filled the corner of my eyes. W

k dress tore. I glanced at

ested here for close to an hour without a si

nd out of custody without proper knowledge of why I was arrested. I was ignored

thief like you," a female officer finally respond

he slammed a couple of pi

und them, it was my artwork and a

ht from when I was a kid. As much as I could remember, it was something I loved doing. Growing up, i

ne else's hard work instead of getti

My lips trembled. "Someo

thing to say"

the original craft. It was supposed to be in my room; how it got there, I d

glanced in the direction; it was Austin, my soon-to-be ex-husband. Beside him was a Lady whose beaut

face. "How dare you! How dare you se

got stuck in my mouth. I chuckled and finall

my artwork, knowing fully well it was not the

his point, I just knew it, he never loved me.

e!" He whispered in my ear. My eyes popped out. I g

ng the officers to rush after her. He gently r

table. She raised her shoulder and smiled widely; I

asked, caressing Austin's fa

ded. She glanced at Mia with so much anger on

n walked towards the officer and continued

rther notice," He ad

o this to me,"

rever! Nobody will come looking f

he table. An officer's hand came across and landed so hard on

pay!" I yelled, "You messe

nobody I picked up from the gutter, that's w

held my arm and

er mid-60s walked in. The atmosphere became quie

ent a chill of fear into everybody. The same voic