Скачать или смотреть He Divorced His Grieving Wife After Her Mother’s Funeral — Unaware She Inherited A $30M Estate

He divorced her while her black dress still smelled of rain and funeral flowers. While the dirt on her mother’s grave was still fresh, Ethan Williams stood before Nora with divorce papers in hand—cold, unblinking, heartless. “Sign it, Nora,” he said flatly. “I can’t keep living in this darkness. You’ve turned this house into a tomb.” His words sliced through her like the wind that had howled at the cemetery. Just behind him, Lydia Cole—her supposed friend—stood with folded arms, feigning pity but hiding a satisfied smirk. She had been “helping Ethan cope,” visiting every day since the funeral. And now, she didn’t bother to look away as he slid the pen across the table. Nora’s fingers trembled. The silver bracelet her late mother gave her dangled loosely from her wrist—the last memory she had left. “Ethan… this is my mother’s seventh day,” she whispered, tears spilling. But he didn’t flinch. He only sighed, already glancing toward Lydia. That was the moment Nora realized grief had made her invisible to the man she once called her home. The man who vowed to stand beside her through death had turned into a stranger before the candles at the memorial could even burn out. He thought her brokenness made her worthless. He thought walking away meant freedom. But what he didn’t know was that the same woman he cast aside in sorrow was the sole heir to a 30 million dollars estate—her mother’s last act of love, waiting quietly in the hands of a lawyer who would soon change everything.