Mr Melendez, your wife wants divorce long ago novel

Her Spark Ignites Tonight By J.S. Caldwell 29 Summary Arabella, overwhelmed by despair, holds a knife to her own neck, demanding Jayceon's phone as a desperate gamble to uncover the truth about his feelings. Her trembling and fearful state reveal the depth of her emotional turmoil, as she silently pleads with him to show some sign that he still cares. The tension in the room is palpable, with Kimberly watching anxiously, unable to intervene as Arabella teeters on the edge of a tragic decision.

Jayceon responds coldly at first, refusing to give in to her demands and stating bluntly that her life is hers alone to control. However, he soon softens slightly, urging Arabella to consider the impact her actions would have on her family rather than on him. Seizing a moment of vulnerability, he disarms her and pulls her into a protective embrace, gently comforting her and insisting she rest. His care contrasts with his earlier harshness, showing a complex mix of emotions as he tends to her needs.

After settling Arabella in bed, Jayceon entrusts Kimberly with watching over her and warns her to be cautious with words. Kimberly, though unable to fully comfort Arabella, stays by her side, offering quiet support and hope that Jayceon will return to her. Arabella, however, remains withdrawn and silent, shutting down emotionally and pushing Kimberly away, caught in her pain and confusion about love and demands. Determined to intervene, Kimberly leaves to find Samuel, learning he is headed to a charity event where her brother is expected.

She coerces Samuel into taking her to Georgina, a woman involved in the conflict, showing her resolve to confront the situation indirectly. Meanwhile, Georgina, who has been trying unsuccessfully to reach Jayceon, is surprised when Kimberly and Samuel arrive at her door late at night. The encounter is charged with tension, as Georgina's initial polite demeanor fades in the face of Kimberly's fierce anger. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 29 Arabella pressed the cold steel of the knife firmly against her own neck, her lips trembling with a mix of fear and desperation.

"Jayceon, hand me your phone right now, or I swear I'll do it here!" she warned, her voice barely steady. In that tense moment, she was a gambler, risking everything she had left. She was wagering all on one final, reckless hope-that somewhere deep inside, he still cared. She needed to see the truth with her own eyes, to shatter the foolish hope that clung stubbornly to her heart, to sever the last fragile threads of love once and for all. Her wide eyes locked onto his, silently begging for a sign, bracing herself for the inevitable, crushing blow.

The air around them felt thick and suffocating, almost as if the room itself was holding its breath. Jayceon's phone buzzed intermittently, the sharp sound driving everyone to the edge of madness. Kimberly stood nearby, powerless and anxious. She knew they had their share of problems, but she never imagined it would come to this. She had never witnessed Arabella so utterly lost, so completely out of control. Jayceon faced Arabella, his gaze complex and unreadable, fixed unwaveringly on the trembling knife in her hand.

Tentatively, he took a step forward, but halted as the blade shook violently. He refused to surrender by handing over his phone. Instead, his voice cut through the tension-cold, merciless, stripped of any warmth. "Arabella, your life belongs to you. If you want to end it, no one can stop you," he said flatly. Her eyes filled with despair as she stared at him, mouth opening to speak, but no sound emerged. Kimberly's disbelief turned to frustration. "Jayceon, how can you say that? Say something kind, please!" she pleaded. A sharp, warning look from Jayceon silenced her instantly.

He stepped closer again, more cautiously this time. "Arabella," he began, voice softer but still firm, "before you do anything, think. Think about your parents-they've given you everything. Your father, at his age, is working as a consultant in a factory. Your mother is still recovering, barely. Your brother has important exams coming up next year." "If you go through with this, you'll only shatter your family. It won't hurt me," he added, his eyes locked on hers. In the depths of her defeat, he saw an opening.

Swiftly, he disarmed her, pulling the knife away and drawing her close against his chest. The blade clattered loudly onto the floor. Arabella's heart felt like it broke into a thousand pieces. She stood limp in his arms, motionless and unresponsive, like a fragile doll drained of life. She couldn't cry or speak-her body shook uncontrollably. Jayceon held her firmly, one arm wrapped securely around her waist, the other cradling her head gently. He pressed a tender kiss to her forehead. "No more of these thoughts," he whispered. "Rest now. Sleep.

You'll feel better in the morning." After a brief pause, he carefully lifted her into his arms and carried her upstairs. Ignoring the constant ping of incoming messages on his phone, he tended to her himself-fetching a warm cloth, wiping the tears and grime from her face and hands, smoothing her tangled hair with gentle fingers. Once Arabella was settled on the bed, Jayceon quietly pulled Kimberly aside. "Kim, I won't be back tonight. Stay with her. Watch what you say. Don't make things worse," he instructed firmly.

Kimberly nodded and slipped back into the bedroom, closing the door softly behind her. Arabella lay still, eyes closed in utter surrender. There was nothing left but tears now. Unable to offer true comfort, Kimberly simply sat beside her and wept quietly. "He's just lost right now, Arabella. He'll come back to you," she murmured, hoping to soothe her friend. "I was only trying to scare him," Arabella whispered back weakly. "I'm fine. You should go." She turned away, shutting down the conversation.

In her pain, Arabella had forgotten a simple truth: only those who love you have the right to make demands. Kimberly's temper was fiery, fierce in its own way. After watching over Arabella as she seemed to grow calmer, Kimberly quietly slipped out of the room and headed to her car. She called Samuel and learned he was just leaving for a charity auction where her brother was expected to attend. Determined, she drove to the Empire Club, hoping to intercept him. She wouldn't dare confront Jayceon directly, but that scheming woman Georgina was a different matter entirely.

Late that night, a sleek silver supercar slid smoothly into a temporary spot by the curb. Samuel stepped out, his usual casual demeanor in place-until Kimberly approached him abruptly. "Take me to Georgina's," she demanded. Samuel's eyes widened in genuine surprise. "Are you crazy? I don't even know where she lives." Kimberly refused to accept his answer. If she couldn't challenge her brother, then she would bend Samuel to her will.

Marching toward the busy street, she threatened, "If I get hit by a car, I'm telling Mom and Dad you pushed me!" With a quick move, Samuel dropped to one knee before her, clutching her legs. "Alright, alright. I'll take you," he relented. Meanwhile, Georgina had been asking her maid, Camila Durham, to call Jayceon repeatedly, but he refused to come. Just as she was about to send another message, the doorbell rang. A slow smile curved Georgina's lips. She told Camila to return to her room and warned her not to come out.

After tidying her appearance in front of the mirror, Georgina opened the door. She was clearly surprised to find Kimberly and Samuel standing there. But when she caught the fierce anger blazing in Kimberly's eyes, the smile vanished from her face instantly. After a brief hesitation, Georgina invited them in politely. "Ms. Melendez, what brings you here so late?" she asked, her tone carefully measured. Conclusion The chapter closes on a deeply emotional and fragile moment, where Arabella's desperation and pain have been met with a complex mixture of coldness and reluctant care from Jayceon.

His actions, though distant, reveal a reluctant concern, as he prevents her from harming herself and urges her to find rest. The tension between them underscores the raw vulnerability and fractured trust that define their relationship, highlighting the theme of love intertwined with despair and the struggle for connection amid emotional turmoil. At the same time, Kimberly's fierce loyalty and determination to protect Arabella shine through, as she prepares to confront the external threats represented by Georgina.

The emotional turmoil between her and Jayceon deepens, hinting at unresolved feelings and the painful distance growing between them. Meanwhile, Kimberly's determination to protect her friend drives her into unexpected alliances and confrontations, suggesting that the coming chapter will delve further into the tangled web of loyalties and secrets surrounding them all. As Kimberly and Samuel face off with Georgina, the atmosphere thickens with unspoken threats and hidden agendas.

The uneasy truce at Georgina's doorstep promises a clash of wills that could shift the balance of power and reveal truths long kept in shadow. Readers will be drawn into the unfolding drama, eager to see how these interactions will ripple through the lives of Arabella, Jayceon, and those caught in between, setting the stage for revelations and emotional reckonings yet to come. 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.