Of the Internet stories I have ever read, perhaps the most impressive one is Beyond the Divorce. The story is too good, leaving me with many doubts. Currently, the manga has been translated to Chapter 33. Let's read the author's Beyond the Divorce Internet story right here.
Chapter 33 Surprise, Surprise
The timing was uncanny as Johnson slowly entered. Immediately after, he exclaimed, “Where is everyone?! Where the hell did they-”
Before he could finish, he became wide–eyed and froze when he saw me sitting on the couch. I smiled and tipped my head at him. “Mr. Hyger.”
It took him a while to close his mouth, and he stammered, “M–Mrs. Murphy!”
“Are you surprised to see me?” I continued smiling at him. “Come and sit down. Don’t worry. I’ve already sent the workers away.”
“Uh… I need to call the foreman to calculate the work hours first,” Johnson excused himself and rushed out.
“Johnson, calling the foreman isn’t that urgent, is it?” I was calm, but my icy tone echoed throughout the spacious room,
Johnson halted, then turned around in panic and confusion. His lips twitched, and his face paled.
“I thought you might want to listen to what I have to say,” I observed the beads of sweat forming on Johnson’s forehead. “Do my words carry no weight to you anymore, John?”
My words dripped with sarcasm. Back then, Johnson used to rush toward me, calling out “Chlo” from a
distance.
He wiped his face. His expression was pale and heavy as he approached the couch hesitantly.
“C–Chlo! How can that be? You’ve always been like a sister to me. Without you, the Johnson of today wouldn’t have existed!” He chuckled awkwardly.
I nodded, gesturing for him to take a seat.
“I think I’ll stand, Chlo. I didn’t expect you to come! Haha!” Johnson tried to hide his unease.
“Is that so?” I looked at him provocatively, saying, “Shouldn’t I have shown up here?”
I raised an eyebrow and looked around the room, pretending to admire it, “Lovely house. It’s just what I
like.”
Johnson’s eyes narrowed slightly, and he clenched his fists. “Y–Yes, it’s good that you like it.”
“Too bad it isn’t for me, right?” I focused on him again. “So, you need to tell me who Mr. Murphy prepared this for.”
Johnson cleared his throat. “W–What are you talking about, Sis? Mr. Murphy did this for you, of course!”
“Is that so?” I replied, pretending to be appreciative. “Matthew’s always full of surprises. Always doing
things for me.”
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