Mr Melendez, your wife wants divorce long ago novel

Her Spark Ignites Tonight By J.S. Caldwell 24 Summary Arabella decides to start a hospital internship despite Kimberly's concern, as she seeks something to focus on amid the complicated dynamics with her brother Jayceon. Kimberly insists on accompanying her, showing her protective support. During a medical exam, a small incident with a child causes Kimberly to drop important medical forms, which are then picked up by a woman who recognizes Arabella immediately. This woman is Georgina Carrillo, Jayceon's longtime love and the mistress Arabella has silently endured in her life.

The encounter is tense but polite, with Georgina maintaining a calm and gracious demeanor while Arabella feels powerless and emotionally shattered. Kimberly introduces Arabella as her sister-in-law, affirming Jayceon's love for Arabella, which seems to unsettle Georgina. Georgina is escorted away by an attendant, highlighting the luxurious life Jayceon provides her, a stark contrast to Arabella's struggles. Overwhelmed by the confrontation, Arabella collapses onto a bench, her emotions breaking through her composed exterior.

Kimberly, frustrated by Arabella's restraint, confronts Georgina herself, trying to assert some control in the situation. Kimberly's boldness unsettles Georgina, who is reminded of her dependence on Jayceon's generosity despite her refined appearance. The tension between the women underscores the complex web of relationships and unspoken truths surrounding Jayceon's family and the emotional toll it takes on Arabella.

Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 24 Arabella closed the thick book she had been reading and announced quietly, "I'm starting a hospital internship." Kimberly's eyes widened with concern. "You don't have to do this," she urged gently. "Jayceon may be difficult, but he's generous. He even called me today just to check on you." Arabella's gaze drifted away, avoiding Kimberly's earnest look. She knew the money Jayceon provided wasn't just kindness-it was a calculated exchange, a form of control wrapped in generosity.

The weight of debt chained her tightly, though she couldn't bring herself to confess that to Kimberly. He was her brother, after all. Not wanting to dwell on the topic, Arabella shifted the conversation. "I need something to focus on. My health check is coming up soon, and the internship starts Monday." Kimberly's tone was firm. "I'm going with you." On the morning of the physical exam, Arabella deliberately skipped breakfast. Kimberly, worried about her sister's hypoglycemia, trailed behind her through the sterile hospital corridors, clutching a thermos of warm tea.

After enduring over an hour of tests, Arabella finally stepped out of the examination room. Kimberly, holding a thick folder of medical reports, emerged from the elevator alongside her. "You should sit down and eat something," Kimberly suggested, concern etched across her face. Suddenly, a small boy darted through the hallway, colliding with Kimberly. The medical forms and thermos slipped from her grasp, scattering across the floor. The thermos rolled until it stopped against a nearby trash bin. "Hey! Watch where you're going!" Kimberly called after the child, frustration clear in her voice.

"Let it go, Kim," Arabella said softly, placing a calming hand on her sister's arm. Nearby, a woman waiting for the elevator froze at the sound of Kimberly's name. Her eyes scanned the two women before settling on Arabella. She recognized her instantly-Arabella was the woman she had glimpsed behind Jayceon's back. A knowing smile crossed her face as she thought, *That's her. No wonder Jayceon has been so guarded, even after my hints. Arabella has an innocent charm that's impossible for any man to resist.* With calm purpose, the woman approached, deliberately ignoring Arabella.

She bent down, gathered the scattered papers, and handed them back to Kimberly. "Excuse me," she began, her voice curious yet polite. "Are you related to the Melendez family?" Kimberly took the forms, glancing at Arabella, sensing something was off. "You know me?" Kimberly asked, suspicion creeping into her tone. The woman smiled, tucking a strand of dark hair behind her ear with her left hand, her eyes flickering briefly to Arabella. "I overheard someone call you 'Kim.' It reminded me of a friend's sister with the same name, so I thought I'd ask." Arabella's face paled gradually.

From the woman's posture and hairstyle, she had her suspicions. But when the woman mentioned the Melendez name, unease settled deep in her chest. Then she spotted the diamond bracelet glinting on the woman's wrist-an unmistakable sign. This was Georgina-the woman Jayceon loved and never forgot. Arabella stood frozen, momentarily paralyzed by the sudden confrontation. Kimberly studied the woman carefully. "Yes, I am Kimberly Melendez. And you are?" Georgina's polite smile remained steady as she met Arabella's eyes. "I'm a friend of your brother's.

Georgina Carrillo." Kimberly's gaze flickered back to Arabella, thoughts swirling. *So this is the woman Jayceon holds dear. Honestly, she's nothing compared to Arabella.* Arabella's hands clenched tightly at her sides. The mistress of her husband stood mere feet away, yet Arabella felt utterly powerless. Revealing Georgina now would only provoke Jayceon's fierce defense, regardless of the truth. She couldn't afford the 150 million dollars for a divorce, nor endure the public scandal that would follow. A scene here would only deepen her humiliation.

Swallowing the bitter tide of emotions, she fought to keep her composure steady. Kimberly tightened her grip on Arabella's arm. "This is my sister-in-law, Arabella Palmer." Georgina met Arabella's gaze without flinching. Sensing the tension, Kimberly added pointedly, "My brother loves her very much." "Mrs. Melendez," Georgina said, extending a hand with a graceful smile, "you are very beautiful." Arabella forced out a response, her voice steady despite the turmoil. "You're not bad yourself." An attendant appeared, carrying medicine. "Ms. Carrillo, the driver is here.

It's time for you to rest," she said gently, guiding Georgina away. "Mrs. Melendez, Kim, I must go now," Georgina said courteously before turning to leave. Arabella watched her retreat, numb and hollow inside. Jayceon had provided everything for Georgina-the designer clothes, the luxury accessories, the personal attendant, the waiting driver, the car. A sharp pang stabbed at Arabella's chest. The carefully built dam holding back her emotions shattered, and she sank onto a nearby bench, utterly defeated. "Why didn't you slap her?" Kimberly whispered, voice thick with concern.

Tears welled up in Arabella's eyes, her lips trembling as she tried to speak. "I..." She stopped herself, recalling Kimberly's impulsive nature, and fell silent. Before Arabella could intervene, Kimberly steadied her, set down her bag, and strode determinedly after Georgina. Arabella hurried to follow. Kimberly caught up to Georgina by the elevator. "Ms. Melendez? Is there something else?" Georgina asked, pausing. Wearing a painfully forced smile, Kimberly said, "Ms. Carrillo, judging by your style, you must come from a very good family. Which one might that be?

I'd love to be friends." Georgina's fingers dug into her palms, the weight of her reality pressing down. Everything she had-her clothes, her meals-was thanks to Jayceon's generosity. Her humble origins had never been a secret to the Melendez family when she and Jayceon dated six years ago. Conclusion The encounter with Georgina left Arabella reeling, a stark reminder of the complex web of love, loyalty, and sacrifice that bound her life to Jayceon's. Despite the pain and humiliation simmering beneath the surface, Arabella's resolve to endure and protect her fragile peace remained unbroken.

Expect the emotional stakes to rise as Arabella's internal struggle intensifies, torn between her desire for stability and the crushing weight of secrets that threaten to unravel her carefully constructed life. The subtle yet charged interactions with Georgina suggest that past histories and unresolved feelings will resurface, potentially shaking the foundations of trust and love within the Melendez family. Readers will be drawn into a delicate dance of pride, pain, and resilience, eager to see how Arabella will navigate the storm 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.