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What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Stronger novel Chapter 41

Summary for Chapter 41: What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Stronger

What Happens in Chapter 41 – From the Book What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Stronger

Dive into Chapter 41, a pivotal chapter in What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Stronger, written by IceCola. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Internet fiction.

Hudson's pen hit the floor. He stared at his assistant, unable to understand what had happened.

Valeria scooped up the pen, shoving it in his hand. "Babe, what's the holdup? Everyone's waiting. Just sign it."

Hudson shoved her away, yanking his assistant aside.

"What the hell are you talking about? Reese and I were supposed to take a trip together. She wouldn't just get on a plane alone."

Plus we never said anything about going overseas.

The assistant's hands shook as he handed over an envelope. "This just came for you, sir. From Mrs. Montclair."

Hudson tore it open to find signed divorce papers and a USB drive.

He stared at her signature in disbelief.

Reese wanted a divorce?!

He grabbed his phone, realizing she hadn't responded to any of his messages.

In eighteen years - from starry-eyed kids to middle age - Reese had always replied instantly. Always.

Until now.

His texts went frantic:

"Reese, where tf are you? Why aren't you responding?"

"Divorce papers? Really? This isn't cute."

Red exclamation points. Blocked.

"Dad, please. Girls pull this crap all the time. Next thing you know she'll be posting sad quotes and crying selfies on Insta. So basic."

Valeria cackled. "That's my boy! Sees right through these thirsty tricks."

Watching them high-five and snicker, something clicked in Hudson's head.

This was the second time Leon had trashed Reese. He thought that was as teenage attitude before.

But Valeria?

A grown woman egging on this mean boy BS? What kind of mom taught her kid to be such a dick?

Reese would never. Noah had been the sweetest, most well-mannered kid...

The contrast hit him like a slap. Looking at Valeria's smug face now, he suddenly felt disgusting.

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