Mr Melendez, your wife wants divorce long ago novel

Her Spark Ignites Tonight By J.S. Caldwell 20 Summary Arabella confronts Jayceon about his mistress and the potential scandal it could cause for their company, but Jayceon remains unmoved, asserting he will take responsibility for any fallout. Arabella, burdened by a massive debt of 150 million dollars and the looming threat of a market collapse, feels powerless and isolated as Jayceon shows no sympathy or willingness to compromise. Despite her protests and emotional turmoil, he leaves her alone, treating her distress as mere theatrics.

Later, Arabella receives breakfast from Tabitha and Kimberly, who offer some comfort but remain unaware of the full extent of Jayceon's financial demands. Arabella chooses to keep the harsh reality hidden, fearing the news would spread quickly if revealed. She then returns to her parents' home, where their concern deepens rather than lessens upon hearing she is not divorcing. Her mother, Kayla, reassures herself that there was no affair, while her parents reveal plans to move to a new home and support Arabella in repaying the debt Jayceon demands.

Arabella accepts a bank card from her parents containing the money Jayceon sends monthly, intending to return it to him as part of a plan to slowly repay the debt. Despite the pain and control Jayceon exerts over her, she resolves to face the truth openly and begins to rebuild her life. She expresses a desire to resume her medical studies, seeking her father's help to connect with Mr. Dunlap, a respected traditional medicine expert.

That afternoon, Arabella visits Hopevale General Hospital with her father to meet Harrison Dunlap, who agrees to take her on as an assistant to help her regain clinical experience in sleep medicine. Though her pay will be low initially, Arabella is determined to rebuild her career after years of being a homemaker. This step marks the beginning of her journey to reclaim her independence and professional identity. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 20 Arabella shot back sharply, "You keep talking about the company's stability, yet you openly have a mistress!

Didn't you worry about the scandal that could cause?" Jayceon's gaze didn't waver. "If any trouble comes from my choices, I'll take full responsibility for the Melendez Group. Can you honestly say the same?" Arabella fell silent, the words hitting her like a cold wave. She was already drowning in a debt of 150 million dollars to him-without even finalizing a divorce. The thought of triggering stock market chaos was terrifying, and she knew the fallout would spiral far beyond what she could control.

Reaching out, Jayceon gently brushed a stray lock of hair behind her ear, his tone softening just a touch. "I had oatmeal prepared at the Melendez mansion. Kim will bring it over shortly. Eat your breakfast and try to rest more at home." With that, he turned and left for the office, leaving Arabella alone in the quiet stillness of the bedroom. She remained in bed, feeling utterly powerless. No matter how much she protested or how loudly she voiced her frustration, it didn't provoke a single reaction from him-no concessions, no softening of his stance. Despair clawed at her chest.

She was on the verge of hopelessness. To Jayceon, it was all just an overblown scene, nothing more than theatrics. After loving him so deeply for so long, Arabella had never imagined he could be this cold, this unfeeling. He had silently stripped away even her right to show pain, leaving her isolated in her suffering. Around nine o'clock that morning, Tabitha and Kimberly arrived with breakfast, attempting to offer some small measure of comfort. Arabella kept silent about Jayceon's harsh financial demand. Tabitha's affection for her was unmistakable and genuine.

Yet, Jayceon was her biological son, and ultimately, she did not want to see her son's marriage crumble. Kimberly, though a trusted confidante, was notoriously loose-lipped. If Arabella revealed that Jayceon was demanding 150 million dollars for a divorce, the news would spread like wildfire by the time evening came. That was the last thing Arabella wanted. By noon, Arabella had returned to her parents' home. Her parents' faces showed no relief at the news she wasn't divorcing-only deep, heavy concern. Kayla gently pulled Arabella aside for a private conversation.

"Bella, darling, did Jayceon make things difficult for you?" she asked softly. Arabella didn't dare burden her parents with the full truth. Instead, she forced a fragile excuse. "He said it was a misunderstanding. He insists there was no affair." Kayla's hand pressed to her chest in relief. "No affair? Thank goodness. That's a relief." Leading her back out of the room, Kayla continued, "Your father and I talked it over last night. Your third uncle's family has moved to Oriaville, and their house is empty. We've decided to move there." She handed Arabella a bank card.

"This has all the money Jayceon sends every month. Except for medical bills, it's all here. Your father found a consulting job at a factory in the development zone. His salary will cover us. Please, take this card back to Jayceon." Roderick sat silently across from his wife and daughter, head bowed, deep in thought. Arabella's suspicions were confirmed. Before she could even speak, her parents were already making plans to move out and repay the debt. If they knew Jayceon was using financial pressure to control her, they would be consumed by worry.

Roderick rose and pressed the card firmly into her hand. "Do as your mother says. Give it back to him. We'll move out in a few days and return the apartment too." Arabella gripped the card tightly, but she didn't argue. The truth about her and Jayceon would come out eventually. It was better to face it head-on now. Besides, no matter how much she tried to hide her pain, being their daughter meant they would sense it. So, she resolved to repay him, bit by bit. After a pause, she spoke quietly, "Dad, I want to resume my medical studies. Could you introduce me to Mr.

Dunlap?" Her parents were fully supportive of her decision to work again. Playing the violin had once been her first love, her biggest dream-to become a violinist. But at eighteen, when she discovered Jayceon's severe insomnia, she secretly changed her university applications to medicine. Later, she had her parents transfer her to traditional medicine. After graduation, she married Jayceon and gave up her career. Yet, for his sake, she never stopped researching sleep disorders.

She had cured his insomnia and earned master's degrees in both psychology and traditional medicine, but she lacked clinical experience. To truly advance in sleep medicine, she had to start from the ground up. That afternoon, she accompanied her father to Hopevale General Hospital to meet Harrison Dunlap, a renowned master of traditional medicine in Halberton and an international expert on sleep disorders. The hospital had tempted him out of retirement with a generous offer. After three years as a homemaker, Arabella felt rusty and out of practice.

She wanted to become his assistant to reenter the field. Because Harrison's son owed a debt to the Palmer family, he agreed readily. He instructed her to complete a health check and return to see him next Monday. He also introduced her to a senior colleague who would help her learn the practical skills. At first, the pay would be low. But Arabella was determined to rebuild her career, step by step. Conclusion This chapter poignantly captures Arabella's profound sense of vulnerability and isolation as she grapples with Jayceon's cold financial demands and the unraveling of their marriage.

Despite her heartache and the crushing weight of debt, Arabella's resilience quietly shines through, underscoring the emotional complexity of love intertwined with power and control. The unwavering support of her parents offers a fragile sanctuary, even as the reality of their situation forces difficult decisions and a cautious hope for the future. Arabella's choice to reclaim her identity through medicine signals a turning point in her journey, blending determination with a desire for independence and healing.

As she steps back into the world of medicine, readers can expect to witness her tentative but determined efforts to regain her confidence and professional footing. The dynamics between her and Jayceon remain tense and unresolved, hinting at further emotional confrontations and the lingering question of whether their fractured relationship can heal or will continue to unravel. Meanwhile, the involvement of Harrison Dunlap and the hospital setting introduces new characters and challenges that will test Arabella's resilience and commitment.

The slow, uncertain path toward her goals will likely be fraught with setbacks and small victories, offering a poignant exploration of personal growth and the pursuit of dreams against all odds. As Arabella navigates this new chapter, the subtle undercurrents of family loyalty, hidden pain, and the struggle for autonomy will keep readers eagerly anticipating what lies ahead. Lucia Morh Lucia Morh is a passionate storyteller who brings emotions to life through her words. When she's not writing, she finds peace nurturing her garden.