Still Wanna Escape After Stealing My Heart? novel Chapter 1890

When Delmont saw Eirwen's appearance with disheveled hair and a knife in hand, he hated her even more. "Look at you. You don’t even look slightest bit like a lady boss! You’re simply a country bumpkin! Our business is developing and growing, how can I be with a bumpkin like you? If you don’t want to get a divorce, I'll just be separated from you for two years! As long as we've been separated for two years, the court will grant us a divorce!"

"I'm fine to divorce! However, the factor is all mine!" said Eirwen furiously.

Delmont sneered. "Eirwen, I said that you're a bumpkin, but you won't admit it! Let me tell you this then. It's already thinking too highly of you to say that you're a bumpkin! You're simply a shrew from the countryside!"

"I was forced by you!" Eirwen said.

Delmont sneered. "Didn't you want the factory? Here you go! Take it all! You're truly a vicious b*tch! Don’t you forget how hard it was for you back then. You didn't have a husband, you were a widow, and your son was fatherless. It was me who saved you and your son! I have already done right by you and your son! Do you know how Joy treats me? She is a famous fashion designer who graduated from Flowana. She didn't want a single penny from me! She even helped me get a loan of two million dollars for us to start a business together! But, what about you? Other than money, what else is there in your eyes? You are incomparably crude. Do you even have a conscience?"

"How dare you say that I don't have a conscience, you d *mned man! You had a buttload of debt opening that recycling center of ours back then. I was the one who helped you pay off your debt! I saved you from your troubles, and I even had a daughter with you. Yet, you said that I don’t have a conscience. I want to kill you! I'll kill you!" As she said that, Eirwen held the knife and waved it at Delmont.

She was not Delmont's match. In just a few moves, Delmont snatched the knife away from her hand and called the police. Eirwen was imprisoned for ten months for assault. When she got out of prison ten months later, the factory was gone and the properties were gone. She became a woman with nothing again. Also, she had one more child with her compared to the last time.

The two-year-old child had always been with her brother. Her brother had taken her with him to live in the house that they had originally rented. During that time, Delmont did come to see the children, but he only gave them a thousand dollars for their living expenses every month.

That day Eirwen was released from prison was the day Delmont married his new wife. One was an incomparably down-and-out woman who looked worn out while the other was a famous designer with high spirits. There was a world of difference between Eirwen and that designer named Joy Fox.

Delmont, on the other hand, ought to be rich. Ever since he married Joy, their fashion business became more and more thriving. In just three short years, they have founded five brands of their own, and they were all sold in big stores. Also, they were particularly well received. This was attributed to Joy's top-notch design ideas and Delmont's top-notch sales abilities. Both of them were truly a power couple.

In just five years, Delmont and Joy's business, which was called Delmont and Joy Fashion Company, already had assets up to one billion dollars. Delmont had officially squeezed into the ranks of being one of the rich people in Kidon City. Joy, on the other hand, even had an extraordinary status in Kidon City. Not only was she the chief designer at Delmont and Joy Fashion Company, but she was hired to be a lecturer a t two design schools. They had achieved great status.

That year when Eira was eight years old, Delmont and Joy's daughter, Brooke Stevens, was six years old.

There were both daughters of Delmont, who was a rich man, but Eira did not even have the chance to go to a better school. Brooke, on the other hand, sat in luxurious cars, went to the best private schools, and learned to draw, dance, and many other crafts after school. There were both Delmont's daughters, but Eira's shoes were so tight that her toes were jutting out while Brooke could change up five pairs of shoes i n a day. She could wear a shoe a day and have no

repeated patterns for the whole year.

That year when Eira was eight, her mother, Eirwen, had already gone mad for three years. She could not take the blow of losing both her husbands within a few years, so she became crazy. Sometimes she would be alright, but sometimes it would be bad.