Definitely Divorce You

It couldn't be helped. I felt sorry for Bima because of the way Eve had treated him so badly all this time, while he still trusted her completely. How could that damn woman give him animal tranquilizers? To a man she had loved for so long?

If my mother became stupid because of a man, then Bima was even stupider because he loved a woman too much.

Why did I end up in the same situation as the two of them? Two people who loved too deeply, and I was the one who got hurt every time they acted like that.

I quietly entered Bima's house. I mean the place I used to stay. I also went into Bima's room and saw the man lying asleep on his bed.

I knew Bima quite well. He was a person who didn't wake up easily when he was asleep, so I quickly poured the contents of the bottle that Eve had just given me into my pocket, and then I replaced it with the medicine that the hospital doctor had given me.

My hands were still shaking. I was worried about being caught. Every now and then I glanced at Bima, and finally my task was finished.

I stepped out and closed the door to his room slowly. His body slowly disappeared into the darkness of the room. Ah, how pitiful you are! It turned out all the people around you had thrown you away and let you face your sorrow alone.

Neither your father nor your mother cared about you the whole time. They left you with me, the only one you hated that much.

Well, it wasn't my business anyway. Why should I feel sorry for you, when you always treated me badly?

I walked toward my room as I looked at the clock. It was five in the morning now.

Drrttt!

“Tsk!” I felt disturbed when I saw my cell phone vibrate.

I looked at the screen, and I grumbled in annoyance. Again, Eve was calling me. Why did she always contact me at the worst times?

I was worried about waking up Bima.

“Eve,” I growled.

Whether I liked it or not, I still had to answer her call.

“Good grief!”

It turned out that Eve was making a video call.

If Bima woke up, he would definitely be happy because he could see Eve's face again. But unfortunately, I didn't dare wake the man up. I figured Eve didn't want to talk to him either.

“What?” I asked her curtly.

I had picked up the video call.

“How are you, my dear Rima? You don't look good. Why are you forcing yourself to go for a walk? Ah, dear, I feel so sorry for you,” Eve answered with the same lies she always told.

She asked me endless questions. Nevertheless, I was honestly a little suspicious hearing Eve's familiar voice. What was she actually doing? Why was she acting so friendly with me?

“Good, thanks.”

I answered her shortly. But then, I was a bit surprised when a handsome man suddenly appeared on my cell phone screen.

“Hello, Rima. I'm Eve's husband. Nice to meet you!” he said.

I was shocked. “Haa!” My mouth dropped open. My eyes immediately turned watery.

Whether it was sadness or anger, I couldn't even tell anymore.

“Eve!”

Even more surprising, I heard the sound of Bima's bedroom door opening. Then his voice.

I turned around, and he was there. He was right behind me.

He looked at my phone screen too.

“Bi... Bima!” I stammered. “Bima, I'm sorry!”