All Chapters of The Wife You Shouldn't Have Lost : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

The one thing everyone had been avoiding had finally happened, and all the aggression had been directed at the maids. If anything happened to Sophia, they would be the ones to suffer the most, since they were the ones assigned to take care of her whenever she came home. When she was away, there was relief in the house. But whenever she returned, no one could breathe easily. Since she came back stained, it had been hell for everyone. At least today was slightly better; she wasn’t throwing objects around, but the insults had not stopped. She constantly reminded them how miserable their lives were without her, as if that was their fault. This was accurately why they preferred her out of the house. But her return today, soaked and stained, had been the worst so far. “Do you still feel pain in your eyes?” Zara asked, gently wiping her face. She had been the one enduring most of Sophia’s anger and complaints since the incident. “You shouldn’t have gone there alone,” Zara muttered. “Th

The long drive came to an end as he arrived at the company. He didn’t go in immediately; instead, he scanned the parking lot for his father’s car but didn’t find it.Not stopping there, he went over to the security guards and asked if his father had returned after he left. His father had left the office before him.“He’s not back, but he should be on his way. He went out before you did,” one of them said.He nodded and went back to his car, grabbed the files, and headed to his office.He dropped the files on the desk and sat down in his chair, both hands clasped together as he waited for his father.Joshua couldn’t explain how he was feeling, but he knew it was because of what he had just witnessed. If he hadn’t been there when it happened, he would have believed they had beaten the man to death—but watching him take his life was something else entirely.He realized he might have gone too far, urging them to bring his mother and take her life right in front of him. If only he hadn’t s

Adrian stepped out of the car and headed straight into the building. The moment he entered the hallway, his gaze landed on Ethan, who was already waiting. Ethan raised a hand and walked toward him. Adrian’s mind drifted back to what he had heard at the airport. Did they know what she had done… or had she handled it quietly to protect them? “Didn’t they inform you I was away?” Adrian asked, nodding at a few employees who greeted him in passing. “They did,” Ethan replied. “I just decided to wait. I don’t have anything scheduled today.” That answer told Adrian enough, this wasn’t a casual visit. He tilted his head slightly and continued walking. Ethan followed closely behind as they moved toward the back of the building. Adrian stopped and glanced at him. “No schedule? So pookie isn’t keeping you busy today?” There was always a hint of curiosity in his voice whenever she came up. Ethan smiled faintly. “She’s been busy with her art lately. And honestly… she’s getting better eve

The information he got from the security was convincing enough for him to believe she had gone out to run some errands. He quietly returned to his car, only to notice several missed calls from Ethan, who had been trying to reach him.He settled into the driver’s seat, fastened his seatbelt, and dialed Ethan’s number. The phone rang, and as he expected, Ethan picked up immediately.“Hey! I couldn’t hear you earlier, and you weren’t picking up my calls.”“Yes. I had to stop by the gallery. I was speaking to the security men. How did it happen? Didn’t you speak with her before leaving the office?”“She mentioned her phone was running down and that she couldn’t charge it. I asked her to plug it in, but it seems she was too busy to do that.”Adrian was quiet; he had thought the same. But even if her phone was dead, where could she have gone without informing him?“Share your location with me. I’ll meet you there,” Adrian said before disconnecting the call.He started the engine and drove o

It was a hectic morning for Sophia. She had woken up late and had to rush to meet her in-law at the office. After a stressful drive, she finally arrived at the law firm.It was one of the biggest law firms in the country and the one where Ashley’s mother worked. Her son had told her she might not meet her, as she had a case to handle in court earlier that day. But Sophia had other plans; she knew she wouldn’t make it if she didn’t see her that morning.She made her way into the building, her heels clicking with each step. Eyes turned toward her, but it only made her carry herself with even more confidence and poise.When she got to the office, she knocked on the door and waited for a response. A familiar voice called out, and a smile spread across her face at the sound of her in-law’s tone.“Hey! Good morning.” she greeted as she pushed open.The two women pulled each other into a warm hug, clearly excited to see one another. It had been a while since they had caught up, as Ruth was o