All Chapters of You Want My Money Even Though We’re Divorced?: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

I pushed the glass door at the mall entrance and walked toward a gaming PC store. I had my eyes on the best gaming setup that cost twenty-two thousand dollars. I was about to pay for the equipment when someone called my name.“Nathan, are you crazy?”I turned around. Georgia Anderson strode over angrily in her high heels and snatched my phone away.She was holding two boxes of delicately wrapped truffle cakes. I recognized the cake shop. One slice of cake cost hundreds dollars. “Why are you spending twenty grand to buy a stupid computer? Cancel your order and transfer the money to me!” Georgia tossed my phone back to me. She turned around and glared coldly at the cashier. “We’re no longer buying this.”The cashier was stunned.“Georgia, we’re already divorced.” “You should know when to stop throwing a tantrum!” she said in a high-pitched voice. People around us were looking at us. “You only earn twenty thousand dollars a month! If you spend all of your money on this, w

The next morning, I went to Dave’s law firm to do some paperwork. After I signed the power of attorney, Dave patted my shoulder. “Don’t worry. Your case has sufficient evidence. It is a winning case.” I nodded. I had just walked out of the law firm when I saw a new notification from a social media platform. Georgia had posted a long post. [A person who truly loves you will support your career and dream. He won’t be calculative, especially at the most important moment in your life.][How you behave determines what you’ll get in the end. Some people deserve to rot at the bottom.][Thank you for accompanying me through the darkest time of my life, @Fred.]Alongside her long post, there was a photo of two coffee cups before a huge French window. I sneered. She was having a good time using my money but was still smearing my name on the internet. Immediately after, Georgia’s closest friends started to spam me with text messages. [Nathan, how can you be this cruel? You’re

I got into Luna’s Maybach. A faint cedarwood scent lingered inside the car.Luna passed me a document. “This is the final agreement for the project handover. Once you sign it, you’ll receive ten million dollars in your bank account next week.” I took the pen and signed my name. I did not ask her why she had helped me out earlier. I knew nothing came for free. She must have helped me because she needed me for my skills. “If your ex-wife finds out about your net worth now, I bet she’ll feel extremely sorry,” said Luna and looked out of the window calmly.I laughed. “She won’t have the time to think about that. Tomorrow, once the papers are served to her, she’ll be busy finding money to pay me back.”The next morning, the legal papers regarding the three-hundred-thousand-dollar marital asset dispute were served to Georgia. Dave texted me.[She received the papers. She called me a dozen times, but I did not pick up.]I tossed my phone on my desk and continued to code.

The celebratory dinner was hosted on the top floor of a luxury hotel. Georgia had not shown up anywhere for the past three days. Dave told me that she did not respond to the papers being served to her, and she had also skipped her court session. The three-hundred-thousand-dollar debt and the accrued interest had resulted in an enforcement order.Her bank accounts were frozen. She was truly broke. I sat in my office as I watched the surveillance footage on my computer. It was footage from the company’s server room from last night. At 2 a.m., a janitor wearing a cap opened the door to my private office with an access card. Then, they walked toward my old desk and took a pendrive. I had deliberately left it there on my old computer. Even though the person wore a mask, I knew that walk. It was impossible not to recognize Georgia’s mannerisms after living with her for three years.It was her. She was at her wits’ end, so she had disguised herself as a janitor and snu

The police car drove away with its sirens on full blast. The banquet hall was even livelier than it was before. The people in the investment industry trusted people who were shrewd and tactful. What I did earlier was a brilliant strategy for eliminating any lingering suspicions about me, and it also demonstrated my counter-surveillance and risk management abilities to Star Corporation.Luna offered a toast in my honor. “Mr. Scott, you did a great job! Star Corporation needs partners who are as capable as you.”“Thank you, Ms. Carpenter. It was just like spring-cleaning for me.” I drank the wine. We finally signed the agreement. Three days later at the visitation room of the detention center, I saw Georgia through the thick glass. In just three days, she had aged a lot. Her hair was dry, and she had huge eye bags. She was wearing a prison uniform and trembled violently. When she saw me, she launched herself at the glass and picked up the phone.“Nathan, you’re her