Mr Melendez, your wife wants divorce long ago novel

Her Spark Ignites Tonight By J.S. Caldwell 35 Summary Jayceon firmly sets boundaries with Georgina, making it clear he will never share a bed with her despite their past and his kindness. Meanwhile, Samuel challenges Jayceon's claim of being over Georgina, pointing out Arabella's changed behavior since marriage. Jayceon acknowledges Arabella's softer side but doubts she has truly lost her pride. At the hospital, Jayceon abruptly fires Camila, who has been caring for Georgina well, leaving both women confused.

Georgina suspects Kimberly's meddling caused the dismissal and realizes she must find a way to coexist with Kimberly to avoid further trouble. Jayceon offers no explanation, and Georgina, respecting his wishes, agrees not to visit Arabella without permission. Jayceon apologizes on behalf of his sister and wife for the conflict and arranges for Georgina to stay in the hospital longer with home renovations planned. He insists on keeping Arabella and Georgina apart to prevent further fights, believing Arabella's pride and Georgina's compliance will maintain peace if they avoid each other.

Later that night, Jayceon finds Arabella's bedroom door locked but eventually enters quietly, fastening a diamond bracelet on her wrist and watching her sleep peacefully. The next morning, Arabella wakes up in Jayceon's arms, hinting at a complex dynamic between them despite earlier tensions. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 35 Jayceon had drawn a firm boundary with Georgina-whether emotionally or physically, he made it clear there was a line he would never cross. Despite his kindness toward her and their shared past, he was resolute: he would never share a bed with Georgina.

Samuel clicked his tongue with a hint of disbelief. "I heard from Kim that you didn't even flinch when Arabella threatened to take her own life. And yet, you have the nerve to say you're over Georgina?" Jayceon rubbed his temples, irritation flickering across his face. Kimberly's habit of spreading gossip was relentless; it seemed like she told everyone everything she heard. Samuel pressed on, "You keep saying Arabella is stubborn and willful, but have you noticed? She's not that proud, arrogant Ms. Palmer anymore." Jayceon fell silent, unable to deny the truth.

Arabella had indeed changed since their marriage. She was more affectionate, more gentle-a stark contrast to the woman he had known. Still, he refused to believe she had completely shed the stubborn pride that was part of her very nature. When Jayceon returned to the hospital ward, he found Camila feeding Georgina her meal. He pulled out his phone and told Camila to check her balance, confirming her monthly salary had been settled.

Then, with a flat tone, he said, "Starting tomorrow, you don't need to serve Georgina anymore." Camila froze, standing awkwardly by the bedside, confusion and anxiety written all over her face. "Mr. Melendez, Ms. Carrillo, please tell me what I did wrong. I'll fix it-I promise." Jayceon lowered his gaze, carefully hiding his emotions. "You're not suitable for this job. Pack your things and leave." Camila glanced toward Georgina, silently pleading for support, but Georgina kept her head bowed, unwilling to speak up. After all, Jayceon was the one paying her salary.

If he decided to fire Camila, there was no way Georgina could interfere. In truth, Georgina had been completely satisfied with Camila's care. Just the day before, she had mentioned to Jayceon that Camila was doing well, and he had even promised to give her a raise next month. The sudden dismissal puzzled Georgina deeply. Then a thought struck her-Kimberly. That evening, Kimberly had come to her place, stirring trouble, and Camila had spoken out in Georgina's defense. Georgina suspected Kimberly must have complained to Jayceon, which led to Camila's dismissal.

She hadn't expected Jayceon to be so fiercely protective of his family. Reflecting on this, Georgina realized she needed to find a way to get along with Kimberly from now on. Georgina was too perceptive to question Jayceon directly, and he offered no further explanation. After Camila left, a heavy silence settled over the room. Noticing Jayceon's distracted demeanor, Georgina tentatively asked, "Jay, your wife already had that huge fight with you, and she told her colleagues that we're husband and wife. Don't you want me to apologize to her?" Jayceon's voice was calm but firm.

"No." Georgina pressed a little more, "Your wife works here now. If she sees you taking care of me, she'll probably pick another fight. Starting tomorrow, don't come to the hospital. Just hire a nurse for me instead." Jayceon didn't argue. Instead, he said, "Gina, I'm sorry on behalf of my sister and my wife for what happened. I'll have someone renovate your house. You'll stay in the hospital for a few more days." His tone shifted, becoming resolute.

"I know you've been wronged, but I mean what I said-don't visit my wife without my permission." Georgina hurried to clarify, "Jay, I only wanted to apologize. I didn't have any other intentions." Jayceon shook his head. "An apology won't change anything." In his mind, avoiding contact between the two women would prevent unnecessary conflicts. Arabella was proud and wouldn't pay Georgina any attention unless provoked. Georgina, on the other hand, was simple and compliant; as long as she didn't approach Arabella, she wouldn't be bullied. Seeing Jayceon's firm stance, Georgina quickly relented.

"Jay, I'll listen. I won't go to see your wife on my own again." After settling the matter with Georgina, Jayceon returned home. It was already past eight in the evening. The house was shrouded in darkness-no lights on, no sound to break the silence. The stillness was so complete it felt as if no one lived there at all. Dragging his tired feet up the stairs, Jayceon reached the second floor, only to find the master bedroom door locked. He stood outside the door, Arabella's words echoing in his mind: "They are husband and wife." The irritation gnawed at him.

Turning away, Jayceon headed to the study, where he lit one cigarette after another, trying to calm his restless thoughts. Late into the night, he found the spare key, unlocked the master bedroom door, and slipped inside quietly. Turning on the bedside lamp, he sat on the edge of the bed without waking Arabella. Gently, he fastened a diamond-studded bracelet around her wrist. His hand reached up to brush a stray lock of hair from her face, his eyes lingering on her peaceful sleeping features. After watching her for a long, quiet moment, he rose and went to take a shower.

The next morning, Arabella woke up cradled in Jayceon's arms. Conclusion This chapter delicately explores the complex emotions and boundaries that define Jayceon and Georgina's relationship, highlighting his unwavering resolve to keep certain lines uncrossed despite their shared history. The tension between protecting family ties and navigating past wounds is palpable, especially as Jayceon's protective instincts clash with Georgina's desire for peace and understanding.

The subtle shifts in Arabella's demeanor also underscore the evolving dynamics within their intertwined lives, hinting at the quiet transformations that love and hardship can bring. As the night unfolds, Jayceon's tender gesture toward Arabella reveals a softer, more vulnerable side beneath his firm exterior, emphasizing the deep, often unspoken emotions that bind them. The intimate moment shared in the quiet of the night contrasts with the earlier conflicts, suggesting that amidst the turmoil, there remains a fragile hope for reconciliation and connection.

Readers can anticipate moments charged with emotional complexity, where loyalty, resentment, and unspoken feelings intertwine. Meanwhile, Georgina's realization about the need to navigate her relationship with Kimberly hints at upcoming challenges that could further complicate the already delicate balance in Jayceon's world. As boundaries are drawn and alliances shift, the characters are poised to confront not only external conflicts but also their own inner struggles.

The quiet intimacy of the final scene suggests that beneath the surface, a spark is igniting-one that could change everything. 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.