The Divorce Prescription (Celina and Adam) novel Chapter 3

Chapter 3

Adam pressed his thin lips into a hard line. "Celine Tate, get back here now!"

Celine chuckled. "You want me to come back just because you say so? We're divorced, Adam. I'm not going to put up with you anymore."

Adam gritted his teeth. "I'm giving you one more chance to rewrite the reason for the divorce."

Celine's smile widened. "Is there something wrong with what I wrote? You've been awake for half a year now, but in all this time, you haven't even held my hand.

"You were in a coma for three years. Although your health seems fine now, I seriously doubt your manhood is working. You should see a doctor. I sincerely hope you can regain your masculinity soon!"

Adam was speechless. The veins on his forehead were visibly pulsing.

This woman had really lost it!

"I'll show you how capable I am in bed one day, Celine Tate!" he gritted out.

"Sorry, you don't have that chance anymore."

"Celine!"

A couple of beeps sounded, and the call was abruptly disconnected.

Adam seethed in rage. But before he could vent, all he heard was the busy tone.

Celine Tate!

…

Celine had already arrived at her best friend, Robin Smith's apartment.

When she hung up, Robin burst into laughter and gave her a thumbs-up. "That was perfect, Celine! He's probably so mad right now he might burst a vein."

Celine felt that it was because she had been too humble in the past that he had come to see himself as so superior.

People should love themselves before loving others. It was crucial to prioritize one's happiness.

Robin added, "When Carly found out Mr. Alvarez was in a coma three years ago, she left him right away. But now that he's awake, he's going after her again. Honestly, it's better to be rid of a man like him."

Celine unwrapped a piece of candy and popped it into her mouth. The sweet taste seemed to mask the bitterness in her heart. "Robin, that's the difference between being loved and unloved."

The one who was loved could act without fear, while the one who was unloved always remained cautious and insecure.

Robin glanced at Celine, who had already eaten a whole bunch of candies. She pulled Celine to her feet. "Cheer up, Celine! When you let go of one tree, you'll realize you've gained a whole forest. I'll hire eight escorts and throw you a singles' party tonight!"

Celine laughed, pressing her forehead.

At that moment, Robin reached up and took off Celine's black-framed glasses. She tossed them straight into the trash.

"My glasses!" Celine went to retrieve them.

Robin stopped her. "Celine, you're too used to wearing those glasses from all your academic work. You should learn from Carly and dress yourself up beautifully."

Celine remembered how her parents called her an ugly duckling while Carly was the swan.

It seemed that it wasn't just her parents who thought so. Adam probably saw her as an ugly duckling too.

Robin pulled Celine out the door. "Come on. I'm taking you out for a full makeover—hair, nails, outfit, everything. I want Adam and the others to open their eyes and see just how beautiful you are!"

As they were leaving, Robin suddenly remembered something. "By the way, Celine, you really don't want any of Mr. Alvarez's money?"

"I have my own money," Celine replied.

"Well, then you're leaving that money to Carly. She'll probably thank you."

Celine was rendered speechless.

"Where's the card Mr. Alvarez gave you?"

Adam had always been generous and had given Celine a gold-plated black card, but she'd never used it.