Chapter 3 Chapter 3 Sharp tongue

According to Grandpa Spencer's last wish, the Spencer family didn't make a big deal about his funeral. Only a few relatives and friends went to the scene to mourn.

Standing still in front of the tombstone, Leah's eyes were a little empty. She didn't understand why her grandpa, who loved her most, left her overnight.

"Mark is too much! How could he treat our daughter like this and still be with other women at such a time?"

All of a sudden, Richard slammed his phone on the ground and walked in the direction of Leah. "Divorce! Divorce him!"

Anna hurriedly grabbed him, "Shut up! Telling Leah this at this point would only make her more uncomfortable and make her life a living hell!"

"Making her life a living hell? I think it's more like living in hell for her to stay with Mark. Even if you stop me, today I'm going to scold her until she clears her head!"

"Shh, keep your voice down. I beg you!"

Hearing the quarrel in her ear, Leah came to her senses. She looked at the phone on the ground subconsciously, walked over, and picked it up.

On the phone, there was a photo of Mark accompanying Emily in the hospital. The two of them hugged each other, looking very warm and romantic, just like the hero and heroine in the novel.

Strangely enough, when Leah looked at this photo, she didn't have any other feelings. She just smiled with self-mockery. It turned out that Mark ignored her several calls just to accompany Emily.

Richard walked over and said angrily, "If you are a member of the Spencer family, you should divorce that bastard!"

There was a coldness in the eyes of Leah, but her face was expressionless.

She didn't say anything.

Looking at Leah who looked like having peeled a skin, Anna felt sorry for her daughter. She pulled Richard over and said, "Well, don't make things worse!"

After Grandpa Spencer's funeral, Leah was taken to the hospital with a fever of 39 degrees.

On the way to the hospital, she called Mark's name in a daze.

Hearing that, Anna burst into tears but was also disappointed in her daughter. "What a fool!"

After a day and a night, Leah finally regained consciousness.

When she woke up, she said, "I want to go back to the Lyman family."

Richard was so angry that he almost wanted to slap her to clear her mind. Meanwhile, Anna wanted to persuade Leah, but she could not bear to criticize her.

In the end, they could only compromise with her decision.

The driver prepared a car and sent her back to the Lyman family.

When Mark's grandma saw Leah's pale face and thinner figure, she was very distressed for Leah. "Leah, where have you been these days? I called you, but you didn't answer."

"Grandma, I came back to say goodbye to you."

Leah's voice was very gentle, but compared with before, it was very firm.

Grandma Lyman was stunned, "Say goodbye?"

"Yeah, I'm going to divorce Mark. Please take care of yourself."

After saying that, Leah went upstairs to pack up her clothes.

Grandma Lyman pushed her presbyopic glasses and said angrily, "What did Mark do to make Leah angry again?"

She immediately called Mark, "No matter where you are, come back now, or I will break off the relationship with you!"

An hour later, Mark came back from the hospital.

"Do you know that your wife is divorcing you? How did you bully her again?" said Grandma Lyman angrily.

Mark pressed his thin lips tightly and his face turned cold.

'What was that woman up to? If she was willing to divorce, she wouldn't have been shameless to pester me for the past three years!' Mark's mind was full of malicious speculation about Leah.

At this time, Leah had packed up her things. When she went downstairs with her suitcase, she saw Mark standing straight in the living room. He still carried the cold air of returning from outside, and his handsome face always looked very indifferent.

In the past three years, he had never smiled in front of her.

At this time, when Leah saw this man, there were no waves in her heart, no hatred, no love.

She just wanted to be apart from him and never see him again.

Mark couldn't see her, but when he smelled the faint fragrance of her body, he knew that she was standing not far away from him.

He sneered, "What's wrong with you? Are you trying to force me to give you a wedding by using the divorce to threaten me, right?"

"I have put the divorce agreement in your room. Let your lawyer have a look at it. If there's no problem, sign it and send it to me."

Her voice was cold, not as timid and obedient as before.

Mark was stunned. When he felt that she passed by him, he accurately grabbed her wrist and asked, "What are you plotting?"

Grandma Lyman couldn't stand it anymore. She was so angry that her breath quickened. She stood up, walked to Mark, and slapped him.

Leah was a little surprised, but she didn't say anything.

Mark frowned but hid all his emotion in his eyes.

"Do you have any conscience?"

"In the past three years, she has been taking good care of you. Afraid that you might get hurt, she wrapped up all the edges of the furniture in the house. She has been taking care of your life and diet. What on earth does she owe you?"

After saying that, Grandma Lyman turned around and held her hand tightly. "Good girl, I know you have suffered a lot these years. I support you to divorce Mark. But can you have a good talk with him for the sake of me?"

"There should be an end, right?"

Mark sneered, "Yeah, we have to make the details of the divorce clear."

Without any hesitation, Mark took Leah upstairs and back to their room. After entering the room, he shook off her hand and said, "Do you think I will fall into your trap?"

Leah's knees hit the corner of the bed. She gritted her teeth in pain, but habitually kept silent.

She stood up with the help of the bed and smiled into the cold eyes of Mark.

"Mark, you are so pitiful."

"What did you say?"

Mark's voice was serious, and there was already anger in it. He approached her step by step, "Are you crazy today?"

Leah was forced to sit down on the edge of the bed. Mark put one of his legs against the edge of the bed, blocking the direction she was going to escape. His slender hands clamped on her chin, forcing her to lie half on the bed.

Mark was so tall that he blocked all her light.

"You just deceived Grandma with this kind of trick? It won't attract my attention at all."

All Leah's emotions in the past few days piled up, and she finally couldn't help but vent after hearing this.

"Attract your attention? Can you see it? If you were not blind, you would have been with your lover long ago, right?"

"Well," said Leah with a sneer, word by word, "you treasure her, but I remember that she went abroad for two years when she knew you were blind."

Words were indeed soft knives, killing people to the heart, without a trace.