My Husband Loved His Younger Sister More, So I divorced Him and Married Another Man — Novel

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In a world where loyalty and love intertwine dangerously, Adele finds herself at a crossroads. After enduring her husband Theo's unwavering devotion to his younger sister, Stella, she faces the unbearable truth: her marriage is built on a foundation of neglect and manipulation. When a minor family emergency forces Theo to abandon their daughter’s birthday party for Stella's needs, Adele's world shatters. Is it too late for her to reclaim her identity and happiness?

Amidst the judgment of a family that sees her as the problem, Adele's resolve strengthens. With her heart heavy and her trust shattered, she makes a bold decision—to divorce and seek solace in the arms of another man, her boss Charles, who has long harbored feelings for her. As she navigates the complexities of newfound love and lingering ties to her past, Adele must confront not only Theo's anger but also the shadows of her decisions.

Can she redefine her life and find true love, or will the ghosts of her marriage continue to haunt her? As tensions rise and emotions flare, Adele's journey is just beginning, revealing the intricate dance between love, duty, and the quest for independence.

My Husband Loved His Younger Sister More, So I divorced Him and Married Another ManChapter 1

In our daughter’s birthday party, my husband asked the driver to take us there while he went to the convenience store to buy sanitary pads for his younger sister.

I frowned and said that this was against the rules and that a married man should at least have some boundaries.

To my surprise, my parents-in-law were even angrier than I was. They joined forces to scold me.

“What do you mean by the rules? The Baron Family isn’t an ordinary family. We aren’t an old-fashioned family!”

“Nothing wrong of Theo taking care of his sister. It just proves he’s a good husband you’d be lucky to find!”

“You should be grateful to have married my son!”

My relatives also began mocking me, calling me petty and narrow-minded for lacking tolerance so soon after marriage.

I smiled faintly, grateful that they hadn’t gotten married yet.

Holding my daughter, I called my boss, who had pursued me for ten years.

“Want to be a father and get a wife thrown in? Just say the word.”

He immediately jumped for joy. “Are you serious? Send me the location, I’ll be right there!”