The Spare Wife by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 2

Abigail’s voice was crisp and clear, and her eyes were determined, but after

she said those words, Sean’s phone started ringing. He immediately whisked

out his cell phone, checked the caller ID, and frowned in concern before

picking up. “What happened?”

She couldn’t hear what the person on the phone said, but he replied, “I’ll be

right there.” Then, he left the bedroom without even so much as a glance at

Abigail.

A snort escaped her lips, but she said nothing as she decided to forgo sleep

for tonight. Then, she packed her stuff, printed out the divorce agreement,

and swiftly signed her name. Then, she placed them on the coffee table in

the living room along with a few cards and left their marital home.

Luna crossed her long legs as she leaned casually against the hood of the

car and straightened herself. Her eyes almost popped out of their sockets in

surprise when she saw Abigail coming with just a tiny piece of luggage. “Are

you serious? That’s all of your belongings?”

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Abigail deftly placed her luggage into the car trunk and climbed into the

driver’s seat. “All those are unnecessary things. At least, I’m free now,” she

declared, pretending to be relaxed.

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“Did you really divorce him?”

Luna still sounded doubtful, but Abigail shrugged nonchalantly. “I’m done with

love and finally going to live my own life now.”

Luna didn’t question Abigail further. Instead, she turned the steering wheel

and cursed, “Damn it. Sean Graham is so rich. You should at least get a few

hundred million in assets for the divorce!”

Abigail pursed her lips indifferently. “His empire is his asset before marriage,

and I have no interest in coveting that.”

Frankly, Sean was a generous person when it came to money. If their

properties were strictly and legally divided, she would get way more than a

few hundred million, but it was never money that she wanted right from the

beginning.

Shouldn’t You Get a Few

changed the topic the moment

you finally divorced him. We have

is almost breaking from apologizing to our customers for

timing. Otherwise, it’s not fair for

busy bee! It’s gotten so bad that

the sole owner of the

Luna to set up their

she graduated, which was an amalgamation of the

the meaning of Luna’s name, pronounced

‘elle–moon‘,

a marketing genius and a

when Abigail was at

a

while she only came up with the

burner all for the sake of an

Luna succeeded in spending just a few years transforming LMoon

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clothing designer studio using only her dedication

talent.

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only designer and half–owner of L.Moon, Abigail was rebranded

Alana, by Luna and was renowned

a fact that she didn’t receive

their divorce contract. So, the next thing she had to consider

livelihood.

at the studio and

orders. “Didn’t

you before this? Why do we still have

at the mention of this. “You have no idea

upper–class ladies and celebrities. The

should the colors, so basically, we can only produce

out of every design. The designs you gave me

for the previous orders. I got

pinching her fingertips together to show a tiny

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“Only a little more.”

more?” Abigail pressed on,

* 62%

“Only… sixty–six orders

added in a voice much

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deeply at the absolutely

Luna’s lips. At first, she was contemplating where

she should just consider staying in

at least two months even

design a day. Furthermore, she had to compare the details

materials… Dear Lord, she already had a

to rest until the end of the

into the backrest of the

in the years when

on you for the past few

“Hey, what’s

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work would be all for naught without your

Forget everything else, just the throng of

entertainment industry is better looking than Sean Graham.

good–looking, but they’re also talented!” At the mention of

couldn’t help but feel indignant. She had never

“One day, I’ll f*cking make that sc*mbag kneel

and beg you to return to

genuine smile she