Mr Melendez, your wife wants divorce long ago novel

Her Spark Ignites Tonight By J.S. Caldwell 12 Summary Tabitha and Kimberly arrive at the house around 9 p.m., with Tabitha visibly distressed after searching all day for Arabella. Her anxiety turns to anger when she sees Jayceon acting indifferent about Arabella's absence. Jayceon tries to calm her, explaining that Arabella is dramatic but will be fine, recalling past incidents where Arabella's strong-willed nature was evident. However, Tabitha lashes out, accusing Jayceon of being cold and heartless like his father, especially for ignoring Arabella after their fight.

Tensions rise as Kimberly supports Tabitha's frustrations, suggesting that true love cannot endure betrayal, which irritates Jayceon. After they leave, Jayceon calls Steve at 3 a.m., instructing him to watch the hospital for Arabella, showing his concern despite his outward calm. Over the next three days, Arabella remains missing, and while Tabitha and Kimberly want to involve the police, Jayceon and his family refuse, considering Arabella no longer valuable to them. Eventually, on the day Kayla is discharged, Arabella returns to the hospital to collect her, prompting Steve to inform Jayceon.

Jayceon remains detached, giving Steve the day off and choosing not to confront Arabella. At the hospital elevator, Arabella and Jayceon exchange a tense, silent look before she turns away, highlighting the emotional distance between them. Arabella has been struggling alone in a motel, emotionally and physically drained, while Jayceon's lack of contact deepens her pain. Despite Arabella's fragile state, Jayceon watches her with concern but keeps his distance.

Arabella refuses to let her parents enter the crowded elevator and leaves the hospital slowly with them, signaling her cautious and uncertain state. Meanwhile, Roderick prepares a meal, indicating a moment of normalcy amid the ongoing family turmoil. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 12 Shortly after 9 p.m., Tabitha and Kimberly arrived at the house. Tabitha had spent the entire day searching for Arabella. The worry gnawed at her so much that blisters had formed at the corner of her mouth from biting her lip in anxiety.

When she saw Jayceon acting as if nothing was wrong, her anger flared up fiercely. Jayceon tried to soothe her, his voice calm but firm. "Don't worry, Mom. Arabella will be fine." He understood better than anyone else just how dramatic Arabella could be. He recalled one birthday when he was a whole day late with her present. She had been so upset that she disappeared without a word. After a frantic search, he finally found her relaxing in a hot spring, sipping red wine, and receiving a massage from a renowned therapist. Arabella knew how to enjoy life and cherished herself deeply.

Even if she drove everyone around her crazy, she would never let harm come to herself. But Tabitha was beyond frustrated. In a sudden burst of fury, she flicked a cup of coffee right into Jayceon's face. Her voice trembled with rage. "Jayceon," she snapped, "I've raised you for thirty years, and I've always been proud of you as my son. But now I see the truth. You're just as cold and heartless as your father!" Jayceon remained composed, wiping the coffee from his face without a word. "You're overreacting, Mom." Tears welled up in Tabitha's eyes. "Arabella is your wife.

That girl has loved you since she was a child. You two had a fight, and you just gave her the cold shoulder? Are you trying to push her away so you can divorce her?" Jayceon's voice was steady and resolute. "Mom, we won't get divorced. I know exactly what I'm doing." Kimberly, standing nearby, gave Tabitha an encouraging thumbs-up. "Jay, do you really think Arabella won't leave you just because she loves you?" She added with a knowing tone, "True love doesn't tolerate betrayal." "Enough," Jayceon snapped, irritated.

Kimberly pouted and fell silent, sensing the tension was too high to continue. After Tabitha and Kimberly left, Jayceon lit a cigarette, staring into the smoke as if searching for answers. At 3 a.m., Jayceon called Steve. "You don't need to come to the company for the next couple of days. Instead, keep an eye on the hospital. If you see Arabella there, call me immediately." Before hanging up, he added quietly, "Her mother just had heart surgery. She needs rest. Be careful not to disturb her." On the other end, Steve's eyes widened in disbelief as he checked the clock. It was 3 a.m.

His boss wanted him to stake out the hospital at such an ungodly hour? Was Jayceon's insomnia acting up again? Three days passed, and Arabella still hadn't returned. Tabitha and Kimberly were ready to involve the police and alert the Palmer family, but Jayceon was firmly against it. He was confident Arabella was safe and would come back home soon enough. His father, Conrad Melendez, and grandfather, Chester Melendez, shared his opinion. Calling the police over a missing daughter-in-law was not something the Melendez family wanted to do. Besides, the Palmer family was already bankrupt.

Arabella no longer held any value to the Melendez family. She simply wasn't worth the trouble. Days slipped away, and soon the day arrived for Kayla's discharge from the hospital. Jayceon sent Steve to pick up Kayla, while he himself went to handle Georgina's discharge paperwork. At 9 a.m., Steve spotted Arabella arriving at the hospital to collect Kayla. He immediately phoned Jayceon. Jayceon, busy helping Georgina pack, heard the news that Arabella was back but showed little reaction. He gave Steve the day off. As for Arabella, Jayceon didn't feel the need to intervene.

She would come home on her own terms. Carrying the luggage, Jayceon stepped into the elevator with Georgina. At the same moment, Arabella waited for the elevator alongside her parents. The doors slid open, and Arabella's eyes locked onto Jayceon. He was shielding Georgina from the crowd, carefully preventing her from being jostled - just as he had done for Arabella in the elevator that day. After days apart, they exchanged a silent, loaded glance. Without a word, Arabella turned away. For the past few days, she had been hiding out in a rundown motel, caught in a relentless cycle of despair.

She cried herself to sleep, only to wake up hungry. She forced down food, only to vomit it back up, then collapsed into restless sleep, waking again to tears. Throughout it all, Jayceon hadn't reached out once - no calls, no texts. After enduring so much pain, she thought she was finally beginning to heal. Yet seeing Jayceon holding Georgina in the elevator shattered her heart all over again. At least her mother was finally out of the hospital. Now, she could move forward, divorce Jayceon, and put this chapter behind her.

Jayceon watched Arabella's frail figure, his eyes narrowing with concern. How had she become so pale and thin in just a few days? More people stepped into the elevator, prompting Jayceon to glance away and pull Georgina closer. Arabella stopped her parents, telling them the elevator was too crowded and refusing to let them board. She left the hospital with her parents, taking her time and not rushing away. Meanwhile, Roderick went out to buy groceries and prepare a meal.

Conclusion The chapter delicately unveils the complex emotional turmoil between Tabitha, Jayceon, and Arabella, highlighting the fractures in their relationships and the silent battles they each fight. The tension between maternal concern and marital strife is palpable, as Tabitha's frustration contrasts with Jayceon's stoic resolve, while Arabella's absence and suffering underscore the emotional distance growing between them.

Despite the pain and misunderstandings, the narrative captures a poignant moment of vulnerability and unresolved feelings, leaving the characters suspended in a fragile balance of hope and despair. Ultimately, the chapter reflects on themes of love, betrayal, and resilience, portraying how deeply intertwined their lives remain even amid conflict. Arabella's quiet strength in the face of hardship and Jayceon's conflicted emotions suggest that healing and reconciliation, though uncertain, may still be possible.

Readers can expect a poignant exploration of Arabella's vulnerability and Jayceon's conflicted emotions, setting the stage for moments of raw honesty and difficult choices. At the same time, the presence of Arabella's parents and the subtle yet watchful actions of Steve and Roderick suggest that the family's involvement will become more pronounced, potentially stirring new conflicts or offering unexpected support. The delicate balance between pride, love, and resentment hangs in the air, promising to test loyalties and reveal hidden depths.