His 100% Loyalty Didn’t Last Forever Chapter 10

His 100% Loyalty Didn’t Last Forever Chapter 10

The rumors spread quietly among them.

Everyone said my divorce from Jase happened because Hannah had interfered in our marriage.

The female employees all looked down on Hannah.

“Wouldn’t have guessed it. She seems so quiet, but she’d do something that shameless.”

“And Mr. Holloway? Even harder to believe. I thought he really loved his wife!”

“I could tell back when Executive Assistant Lin took Wedding Leave.”

“Mr. Holloway was always taking Hannah out for meals. I just didn’t feel right saying anything back then.”

Jase was called into a meeting with his supervisor.

They asked him to resign.

Unable to handle the office gossip, Jase resigned.

While he was packing up his things, Lauren walked in.

She glanced at him.

Then she dropped one sentence.

“Serves you right.”

A month later.

Jase and I went to the Cedar Grove County Clerk’s Office.

The moment we received our Divorce Decree,

I saw the Loyalty Score above Jase’s head rise to 90%.

His eyes were filled with guilt as he looked at me.

“Emma…”

“How did ten years together end like this?”

“Wasn’t this what you wanted?”

“Jase, the day you broke your promise on my birthday,”

“I already knew we’d end up here.”

Looking at the confusion on his face,

I smiled.

“I told you.”

“I can see the Loyalty Score above your head.”

“The day you came home,”

“your score had dropped to 87%.”

He froze.

“So…”

“you were already planning to leave me back then?”

“Yes.”

He lowered his head.

Like he suddenly remembered something.

Then he whispered:

“I’m sorry.”

After my divorce from Jase, my life didn’t change much.

I heard that when Hannah found out Jase had resigned and given up all his assets,

she went to his place and caused a huge scene.

Their scandal became known throughout their entire social circle.

Jase couldn’t find another job anywhere.

He wanted to leave Cedar Grove and start over in another city.

But Hannah refused.

They argued every single day.

But none of that had anything to do with me anymore.

Every morning after I dropped Riley off at school,

I went to the gym.

I attended yoga classes.

I even bought myself beauty treatments.

I was thirty–five

It was finally time for me to enjoy my own life.