No Wife, No Life Chapter 314

Molly glared at Arthur, her emotions boiling over. "You actually asked me if I wanted a kid? How could you even think of something so twisted? You even want me to have a baby to save Xavia? You're out of your mind, Arthur; you're a monster."

"You lied about the vasectomy just to make me let my guard down. You wanted me to get pregnant!"

"Arthur, how could you be so heartless? How could you?"

Every word she hurled at him was an accusation, her voice raw and strained.

Arthur tried to explain, "Molly, I really love you."

But he could only manage that one sentence because everything she said was true. Any explanation he offered would be weak and meaningless.

"Love me?" Molly laughed coldly. "Do you even deserve to say that?"

"A man who manipulated me, turned me into a blood bank, wanted to rip out my heart, wanted my life, says he loves me. How terrifying, how horrifying. Who could ever believe your love?"

Molly's lips curled in a bitter smile.

"No wonder you agreed so quickly when I asked you to help Harper. No wonder you gave me so many jewels and resources."

"Because in your mind, I was already as good as dead. So of course, you'd be nice to me. You were compensating, but I foolishly believed you had feelings for me."

"How ridiculous!" Molly lifted her head, forcing herself to hold back her tears.

"Arthur Davis!"

She called his name, then changed her tone.

"Let's get a divorce and end this torturing."

She paused for a moment, suppressing the uncontrollable sadness surging within her. She forced her voice to remain calm and then solemnly said the words.

Arthur was stunned, as if he couldn't believe Molly could say something so cruel to him.

"Molly, you can't just leave me like this."

"You never thought about me." Molly was trembling all over.

"When you forced me to marry you, it was only because you were afraid of losing control over me. You didn't want anything unpredictable to happen. I had to be under your control, so I could be ready to save your beloved at any moment."

"Arthur, you don't deserve to talk about love in front of me." Molly closed her eyes slightly. "Divorce. Even if you don't agree, I'll file for divorce. You don't want your actions to be made public, do you?"

"If we divorce now, I won't tell anyone about us, including Harper. If you don't choose divorce, you'll be ruined, and you'll be a criminal for the rest of your life."

"I'll give you three days to think about it. After three days, I'll send you the divorce papers. We don't need to see each other again."

With that, Molly turned to leave.

Arthur wanted to stop her. But his hand, reaching out, froze in mid-air and never extended further.

He had no right.

Watching her desolate figure, Arthur felt a dull pain in his chest, his vision blurring.

Frank had accompanied Arthur today. He had been waiting in the parking lot outside the recording studio for a long time, only to see Molly walking out in a daze.

Molly ignored him, didn't even see him, and got into her car and left.

Frank was puzzled, sensing something was off with Molly's reaction.

When Arthur finally came out, Frank knew something had happened.

"She knows," Arthur said weakly.

Hearing this, Frank sighed, his eyes filled with deep regret and guilt.

"I told you a long time ago, you shouldn't have treated her like that. Now she knows the truth."

Frank's voice was low and heavy, carrying countless unspoken regrets.

Arthur sat silently in the seat, staring out at the hazy night.

The city's lights flickered in the darkness, and pedestrians hurried by on the streets. Everyone seemed to have their own direction and destination, but he, in this sea of lights, had lost himself.

The cold wind blew, carrying a barely noticeable chill, like the unspeakable loneliness and despair in his heart.

"I really love her." Arthur's voice was so soft it was almost inaudible, as if he were talking to himself, or explaining to the whole world. "I don't want to lose her. I didn't understand love before. I didn't know how to love. I thought I loved Xavia."

His eyes were empty, staring at the ever-changing neon lights outside the window.

Frank gently patted his shoulder, trying to offer some comfort, but he knew that some wounds couldn't be healed with a simple word of comfort.

"Maybe, give her some time and space to calm down. There might still be a chance for you two."

Despite his words, Frank was aware that since Molly had asked for a divorce, it was unlikely she would turn back.

Even if Arthur wanted to force her, it was impossible because Molly had Harper behind her.

Arthur was momentarily dazed.

The surrounding environment remained noisy, with the sounds of car horns and pedestrians' laughter intertwining, but to Arthur, it all seemed so distant, as if from another world.

Returning to the home he shared with Molly, her things were still there, but to him, the house felt empty.

Suddenly, he began to doubt himself.

He had made a mistake. Everything Molly said, all her accusations, were his fault. He could do anything to atone for his mistakes, but he couldn't accept Molly leaving.

When he received a call from his assistant, he was still in a daze.

The assistant's voice was panicked. "Mr. Davis, Mrs. Davis announced on social media that she will terminate her partnership with our company and will no longer endorse any of our products. The internet is buzzing with speculation about a conflict. How should we handle this?"

How to handle it? What could he do?

Molly was truly angry and wanted to sever ties completely.

Arthur's eyes dimmed. "I'll look into these topics first. Notify me if there's any news."

"Yes, Mr. Davis."

Arthur stiffly opened the social media platform.

At this moment, the news of Molly refusing to work with the Davis Group had overshadowed Xavia's scandal.

Molly's haters were quick to attack her.

[She thinks too highly of herself. Refusing the Davis Group? Their resources are top-tier in the industry. Every endorsement is worth a fortune!]

[She must be crazy.]

[This is hilarious. Molly thinks she's too good for Xavia's leftovers. How absurd. I bet she'll disappear from the entertainment industry soon.]

Everyone was waiting for the Davis Group's response.

After a long wait, they only received a lukewarm announcement from the Davis Group, stating that the endorsements and scripts weren't good enough and that the Davis Group would find better resources for Molly until she was satisfied.