Ch. 106: Mr. Edwards' Unraveled Life chapter 106

Chapter 106

Norah turned off the car, waiting quietly for Bianca to approach.

Bianca walked up, carrying the food she’d brought, a cold smile on her face. "Why are you waiting out here? Did it hurt to see me talking to Kevin?"

Norah turned her head slightly to face Bianca. "What’s your point?"

"You still haven’t answered my question," Bianca said, her voice icy.

Norah looked away and replied calmly, "You act like you have something when there’s nothing. The more you flaunt it, the more obvious it is that you’re lacking."

Bianca's face darkened, anger bubbling beneath the surface. "Stop pretending you're unaffected. Even if I’m far from Kevin, I still have a place in his heart. He set up an entire entertainment company for me and gave me the best roles because I enjoy acting. That’s proof he cares about me. And you, Norah—you’re just someone he can discard at any time!"

Norah clenched her fists at Bianca's words, recalling the conversation she overheard between Kevin and Bonnie. She knew she had been used as a pawn in Kevin's game to gain more power. After enduring a loveless marriage for three years, she realized it was better to walk away with her dignity intact.

Bianca smirked, her eyes full of mockery. "I’m here to dispose of the trash Kevin doesn’t need anymore," she said, tossing the meal she brought into the trash can right in front of Norah.

With a calm demeanor, Norah said, "Some things are indeed trash, not worth holding onto. But you seem to love scavenging for what I discard. Enjoy it."

Norah reached into the car, grabbed a document from the passenger seat, and threw it on the ground. Bianca stared at it, her eyes widening as she read the words "Divorce Agreement."

Stunned, Bianca struggled to believe Norah had signed the agreement before her. She looked at Norah, seeing the defiant look in her eyes, a look that clearly said Bianca was taking what Norah no longer wanted.

"You’re welcome to pick it up and hand it to Kevin," Norah said with a smirk. "What I leave behind is all yours."

Norah started her car and drove off, the exhaust fumes leaving Bianca coughing in frustration. She had planned to humiliate Norah, but instead, Norah turned the tables.

"Norah!" Bianca shouted, gritting her teeth in rage.

Cleo rushed over. "Ms. Lynch, are you alright?" she asked, noticing Bianca's anger.

Bianca, though reluctant, bent down and picked up the divorce agreement, knowing that it marked Norah's final break from Kevin. This was her chance to step into Norah’s place.

Back in the hospital, Bianca tried to see Kevin, but his assistant Kian blocked her way. "Ms. Lynch, Mr. Edwards is resting. He prefers you return to the set," Kian said politely.

"I’ve already taken leave. I can stay until Kevin’s discharged," Bianca insisted, trying to hide her disappointment.

Kian hesitated, then said, "Mr. Edwards needs his rest, Ms. Lynch."

Bianca, masking her irritation, handed him the food she brought. "Please give this to Kevin when he wakes up."

Kian nodded, his face betraying a flicker of surprise when he noticed the divorce agreement.

In the ward, Kevin opened his eyes as Kian approached, sensing something was off. "What is it?" Kevin asked.

Kian handed over the document. "Mr. Edwards, this was given to me by Ms. Lynch. It’s from Secretary White."

Kevin’s face darkened as he saw the words "Divorce Agreement" glaring back at him. He opened the document to see Norah's signature, and his expression hardened. His grip tightened, crushing the paper in his hand.

Norah arrived at the police station where Linda and Sierra were being held. They looked at her pleadingly.

"Norah, we’ve been waiting for you!" Linda said desperately.

"Cousin, we’re truly sorry. We regret everything we’ve done," Sierra added, her voice trembling.

Norah’s eyes were cold as she responded, "I’m here to give my statement, not to forgive anyone."

The officer asked her, "Are you sure you want to press charges?"

"Yes, I’m sure," Norah said firmly.

Linda, losing all pretense of dignity, yelled, "Norah, how can you do this to us? You’ll be cursed for betraying your family like this!"

Norah stood her ground, knowing that sparing them now would only lead to more problems later. "Say whatever you like," she replied calmly. "We’ll let the law handle this."

As the officer called her over, Linda, realizing there was no mercy coming her way, shouted one last time, "Norah, you’ll never find peace! You have no conscience!"