After My Sister’s CEO Husband Humiliated Her, I Ruined Him

Cassandra felt like she had heard a huge joke. Pregnant? Was that even possible?

Three days ago, she kept feeling sick and vomiting. At her mother’s suggestion, she went for a medical checkup. She never expected to find out that she was already carrying Oliver’s child.

She smiled, but tears kept falling. Why now? Why did she have to get pregnant at this moment?

Three years ago, she slipped and fell into the river and almost died. After she was rescued, the doctor said she would never be able to have children again.

Because of this, the Prescotts, Oliver's family, refused to accept her. Even so, Oliver insisted on marrying her. He got driven out of the family and endured great pressure just to be with her.

That year, Oliver became the biggest joke in their social circle. He got labelled as that man who gave up his family’s business and wealth for a woman.

Cassandra felt both touched and guilty. She tried everything to get pregnant. She even drank traditional medicine for three years, but nothing worked.

So why, at the moment when she regretted ever meeting Oliver, was she carrying his child? Why was fate so cruel to her?

Inside the bedroom, Oliver and Bianca were still holding each other closely, whispering sweet words.

Outside the room, Cassandra’s eyes changed from pain, to numbness and finally to coldness. She lowered her head, took out her phone and made an appointment for an abortion.

The doctor tried to persuade her. [Ms. Wolfe, you already have a condition that getting pregnant was greatly difficul. If you miss this chance, you may never be able to have a child again.]

Cassandra’s hand trembled as she held the phone. She touched her stomach and looked at the two people in the room.

She smiled bitterly. “If I cannot give my baby happiness, I would rather not have it.”

She was already broken and Oliver was destined to never give fatherly love for the baby.

After hanging up, she felt all her strength leave her body. She leaned against the wall, her nails digging into her palm until blood flowed.

She slowly lowered her head, then suddenly laughed. Her voice was hoarse as she whispered, “Bianca. Oliver. Since you want to be together, I will let you two have it.”

She then contacted a lawyer to ask about divorce procedures. The lawyer told her that even after filing for divorce, there would be a 30-day cooling-off period.

She couldn’t wait that long. But when she checked her personal records, her marital status still showed “single.”

Her face turned pale.

She once took out her marriage certificate to a city hall, but the staff said to her, “Ms. Wolfe, this marriage certificate is fake. Were you deceived into marriage?”

Deceived?

Cassandra forced a stiff smile. She didn’t want to believe it, yet she had no choice.

She knew Oliver had lied to her. But she never imagined that even their marriage was fake.

They weren’t even legally husband and wife.

It had all been a carefully planned trap. The love she believed was the most sincere now felt disgusting.

Thinking about being fooled for three years made her stomach churn. The nausea was so strong she almost vomited. Without realizing it, she walked to the entrance of Oliver’s company.

Back then, they were young and deeply in love. Oliver had built the company himself and named it after their names.

Cassandra and Oliver—O&C Enterprises.

Cassandra once felt extremely happy, believing it was proof of their love. Now, it felt like a cruel joke.

She opened her phone and signed up to be a volunteer teacher in a mountain village.

The staff asked her, “Once you go, you won’t be able to leave for three years from the area. Are you sure, miss?”

Cassandra replied calmly, “I’m sure.”

“Alright. A car will come to pick you up in seven days, Ms. Wolfe,” said the staff.

After hanging up, Cassandra took a deep breath and wiped the tears from her face.

Oliver... in seven days, will you feel regret after you realize I’ve already left?