My husband wanted a divorce without knowing I earned $500,000….

After not seeing him for a month, John just thrust a divorce lawyer’s business card at me without even asking.

Are you okay? Or how are you feeling divorcing a wife who doesn’t work? Pay me $1,000 a month as alimony. Sounds good. Take care. John chuckled as he said this, standing beside him.

Emily was wrapping her arm around his, wearing a similar smug expression. Fine, let’s divorce then. I said it so casually that John seemed a bit surprised, but he quickly shared his smile with Emily.

Good thing John isn’t much of a thinker. It makes my plan easier to execute. After the divorce papers got approved, I decided to start my revenge plan on both of them.

I will make them cry as a celebration of my recovery. My name is Sarah Wolf. I’m a 47-year-old illustrator. I’d also work as a children’s book author. I just love drawing. I have two childhood friends, John and Emily.

They’re important friends to me, and John is also my husband. It all started when John asked me out as I was heading to a different college after high school.

I was surprised. I thought he was into Emily, but I couldn’t say no to a confession from John, whom I had secretly liked.

After some thought and consultation with Emily, I accepted John’s proposal. Emily’s behavior had been a bit problematic since teens, but she was still a dear friend to both John and me.

However, Emily had a tendency to snatch other people’s boyfriends and then dump them once they became obsessed with her, causing problems time and again.

Her parents were concerned, so John and I often spent time with her to watch over her. John and I got married when we were 25, four years later.

Emily brought her fiancé into our lives. His name was George. a professional working for a top-tier company. Nice to meet you, Sarah and John. I’ve heard so much about you.

Looking forward to our future together. George was very polite, and we all got along immediately. We would get together during holidays and vacations, taking trips or going on long train rides to enjoy some drinks.

However, things started falling apart. After Emily got pregnant two years into her marriage, John… and I originally had many siblings, so there was no worry about an heir.

So we decided we didn’t need children. Both of us loved kids, but weren’t keen on actively caring for them. Besides, we loved our freedom to travel and enjoy drinks…