This Time, I Will Get My Divorce, Mr

“Perhaps there was another reason for that. Why don’t you ask Miss Reed about it, President Fuller?”

Tom suggested.

Toby pursed his lips. “Forget it. I’ll just pretend that I didn’t see it.” He was happy just knowing that Sonia

and Charles weren’t together.

“Well, I’ll excuse myself now.” Tom was done with all his updates, so he turned to leave the room. “Okay,”

Toby uttered with a nod.

…

Two days passed in the blink of an eye, and it was finally the day of Rose’s 80th birthday celebration.

The party was hosted in the Fullers’ Residence. It was 8.00PM by the time Sonia arrived at the venue.

She got out of her car and handed her keys to the valet before she took out the invitation card from her

bag and walked toward the entrance. She passed the invitation to the security guards that were standing

at the entrance, and the guard let her in after checking the invitation.

Sonia lifted her long dress as she headed up the stairs and walked into the grand hall. With his gaze

fixed on Sonia’s slim figure, the security guard who had checked her invitation card removed his walkie-

talkie from his belt. “Miss Reed’s here, Tom,” he reported into the device.

“I got it,” Tom replied from his end after hearing the guard’s voice. Then, Tom put the walkie-talkie aside

before he walked to the lounge and knocked on the door. He was greeted by Mary’s smiling face after

she opened the door. “Tom!”

“I’m looking for President Fuller, Mary,” Tom explained.

“Young Master Toby’s talking to Old Mrs. Fuller now. You can come in,” Mary offered.

“Thank you.” Tom nodded and walked into the room. When Toby saw Tom walking in, he stopped his

conversation with Old Mrs. Fuller to sip on his cup of tea. “What is it?” he asked as he turned to Tom.

“Miss Reed is here.” Tom’s footsteps came to a halt as he answered Toby’s question. Toby’s movements

froze for a split second before he returned to his usual self. “I got it.” Right after that, Toby got to his feet

and excused himself. “I’ll head outside now, Grandma.”

“Wait.” Mary handed Rose’s cane to her, and Rose got up along with Toby. “Let’s go out together. I

haven’t seen Sonia in a while. Furthermore, I’m the star of the night, and most of our guests should have

arrived by now. It’s about time I made an appearance.”

Toby gave Rose a warm smile. “Sure. Let’s walk out together, then. I’ll help you out.”

Rose shot a glare at Toby’s left arm, which was still held in a sling. “You should just take care of

yourself,” she uttered in a disdainful tone. “Seriously! You’re a 30-year-old man; I can’t believe you

accidentally injured your arm while you were out.”

Toby’s gaze shifted uncomfortably, while Tom immediately turned to look away. Fortunately, Rose hadn’t

been watching their expressions, so she didn’t notice anything odd. Mary helped the old lady out of the

room while Toby and Tom followed behind them.

…

Sonia’s appearance in the grand hall gathered a good amount of attention. Everyone in their circle knew

that she used to be married to the son of the Fuller Family, after all. Since she was an ex-wife, many

people began gossiping when they saw that she had shown up at Rose’s party.

Meanwhile, Jean was wearing a red, tight-fitting dress and had her hair tied up in a bun. She held a glass

of red wine in one hand while she chit-chatted with a few other wealthy-looking ladies. All of a sudden,

one of the ladies tugged on Jean’s sleeve before she stuck her lips out and nodded in Sonia’s direction.

“Hey. Isn’t that your ex-daughter-in-law?”

“What?” Jean had a cheerful smile on her face until she heard the words ‘ex-daughter-in-law’. Her face

immediately darkened as she turned to see Sonia standing around in the hall. Jean immediately twisted

her expression into a sour frown. The lady who had told Jean about Sonia couldn’t help but feel a rush of

satisfaction when she saw how displeased Jean looked. Even the rest of the ladies exchanged glances

as they quietly sneered amongst themselves. They were glad to see the embarrassed and ashamed look

on Jean’s face.

Although they appeared to have a close relationship with Jean, and although they often asked her out for

facials and shopping dates, they didn’t actually like Jean. In fact, some of them utterly despised her, and

they were only leeching off of her.

The rest of the women were all born in wealthy families—they were more refined and elegant than a

peasant like Jean, who was born in a regular family. However, many of these ladies were furious

because a plain and cheap woman like Jean had the luck to marry herself into the Fuller Family. Thus,

Jean, who was nothing in comparison to the other ladies, transformed into a wealthy, powerful phoenix

that soared high above their heads with her new status as Mr. Fuller’s wife. The rest of the ladies had no

choice but to placate her all the time.

Fortunately for them, Jean was a complete idiot whose opinions easily wavered. Whenever the ladies

sweet-talked Jean a little, Jean wouldn’t hesitate to shower her friends with all the best things in the

world. She would pay for all of their expenses whenever they went out for food, drinks or trips. The ladies

wouldn’t have chosen to stay with an idiot like Jean otherwise.

Jean had no idea what her few rich friends were thinking about. She merely held onto her wine glass as

she fixed Sonia with a stern glare. She looked as if she was trying to use her eyes to burn Sonia.

The lady who had been the first to speak up about Sonia continued to provoke Jean. She looked around

the room as she said, “Jean, why do you think your ex-daughter-in-law is here? Do you think she’s trying

to please Old Mrs. Fuller? Is she doing that so that she can return to the Fuller Family? I heard that Old

Mrs. Fuller is quite fond of her, so I think she might succeed. President Fuller’s a filial child, so he’d

surely listen to Old Mrs. Fuller…”

The lady’s words succeeded in infuriating Jean, who then slammed her wine glass on the table. Her face

was flushed as she widened her bloodshot eyes. “Does she want to return to the Fuller Family? Hah! In

her dreams!” she hissed.

The wealthy ladies exchanged glances once more, but they quickly looked away from each other. The

representative of their group—the lady who pointed Sonia out—curled her lips into a smirk. This idiot fell

for it. All of the ladies knew that Jean, the silly woman, hated her ex-daughter-in-law, and they had heard

about all the fights that happened between Jean and Sonia. Once I infuriate this stupid woman, and once

she falls into our little trap, we’ll have a good show to watch.

The rest of the ladies were born with a silver spoon in their mouths. They were people from rich families

who had married into other rich families, but they were still lacking in wealth when they compared

themselves to Jean, and they couldn’t accept it at all! However, their differences in social status made it

hard for them to cause any direct harm to Jean, so all they could do was trick her through such subtle

methods. They wanted to make a fool out of Jean in order to reduce the burning jealousy they felt

because of her.