Win My Forsaken Ex-wife Back (Charlotte and Arthur) novel Chapter 26

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When Charlotte heard what Arthur had said, she was furious. 

She’d only thrown a couple of insults his way, and now he threatened to cut off her livelihood. 

She thought bitterly, “Seriously? What about the five years I wasted on him? 

What about all the awful things he did to me? 

How am I supposed to make up for that?” 

The more she dwelled on it, the more infuriated she became, though an undeniable sense of despair lay beneath her anger. How had her life become such 

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a tragedy? 

As Charlotte, she couldn’t even secure a clean break from him. As Ms. Aroma, she had only succeeded in incurring his wrath further. 

By the time Charlotte returned to the Hardwick Villa, exhaustion had replaced her initial fury. Removing her mask, she swallowed a pill that restored her natural voice. 

With a quiet word of thanks to the driver, she exited the car and made her way inside. 

The villa was brightly lit, the interior gleaming with an air of affluence that felt strangely hollow. 

Upon entering the living room, Charlotte 

immediately noticed Camille seated on the sofa. Camille’s immaculately preserved features carried a cold, steely expression that left no room for compromise. 

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Charlotte walked to a nearby armchair and sat down without a preamble. “What 

you want to talk about?” 

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“Have you completely lost your mind, Charlotte? You were the one who insisted on marrying him in the first place. You even resorted to humiliating yourself with that bed–climbing stunt to make it happen. And now, after just five years, you want a divorce? Are you insane?” Camille shouted. 

After learning that Charlotte wanted a divorce, Camille couldn’t believe it and suppressed her anger. 

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“I had a car accident,” Charlotte replied calmly. “I lost my memory, including everything about Arthur and Julius. Over the past few months, I’ve been reevaluating my life, and I’ve come to realize I’m not happy. If that’s the case, why should I stay in this marriage? What crime have I committed by wanting a divorce?” 

Camille’s eyes narrowed with suspicion. “You’re pretending, aren’t you?” 

The question struck a nerve, but Charlotte’s face betrayed nothing. “I don’t know what you mean,” she replied, furrowing her brows slightly. 

A cold laugh escaped Camille’s lips. “Don’t try to fool me. I’m your mother; I know you better than anyone. This amnesia of 

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yours? It’s an act, isn’t it? You’re 

deliberately creating trouble for Arthur, aren’t you?” 

Charlotte felt a chill spread through her chest. She hadn’t expected her mother to see through her so easily, but she knew she couldn’t admit the truth. 

“I’m not pretending,” she said firmly. “I’ve genuinely forgotten everything. Besides, why would I go to such lengths to fake it?” 

“Because you’re unhappy,” Camille said without hesitation. “You want to make him suffer, to force him to treat you better.” 

For a moment, Charlotte felt suffocated. 

So her mother knew she was miserable. 

Yet, in all these years, no one from her family had reached out to ask about her 

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well–being, not even after learning about 

her accident. 

Camille’s next words were delivered with ruthless indifference. “Do whatever you want to make him uncomfortable, but divorce is out of the question. You may not care about your reputation, but I do. Do you have any idea how difficult it was to bury the scandal from five years ago? I will not allow it to resurface.” 

Charlotte clenched her fists tightly, her voice low but resolute. “So, even if Arthur has a mistress, I still can’t divorce him?” 

Camille’s expression remained unmoved, “And why should that matter? Your father 

has had countless mistresses. Has that