Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 21 Chapter 21: Brian Nash, Tiffany's father, was once a medical genius, renowned throughout the community, much like Dr. Riss is today. Her mother, Caylee Nash, cfrom a family deeply rooted in literature and media, celebrated as the most talented woman in Blebert. With such remarkable parents, one might assTiffany would follow suit. However, she earned the title of Blebert's biggest fool Though born into privilege, Tiffany did not beca remarkable woman. Upon reviewing Tiffany's file, Marissa let out a deep sigh. Tiffany's story was one of profound misfortune. After Caylee completed her college education, she moved to Blo Grein to work as an overseas reporter. Brian followed, taking a position as a doctor to be with her. They married in Blo Grein and welcomed their daughter, Tiffany, there Unfortunately, on the night of Tiffany's birth, war erupted, decimating the hospital. Brian vanished that night, his fate unknown. Severely injured in the explosion, Caylee was left in a semi-vegetative state, unawakened to this day. From birth, Tiffany was essentially orphaned The Nash family, pillars in the medical and health industry, prized medical prowess above all. Brian, a prodigious talent, had been appointed as the family's successor from a young age. He propelled the family to the forefront of Blebert's medical scene. Tragically, his promising journey was cut short. The loss of their heir and brightest star filled the Nash family with resentment towards Caylee. They believed her insistence on working abroad led Brian to Blo Grein, ultimately leading to his misfortune For updates, visit Galovs.co After Brian disappeared, the Nash family refused to acknowledge Caylee as his wife. They sent her back to her parents' home, yet they insisted Tiffany remain with them. Rex Nash, Brian's younger brother, later took over as the head of the family alongside his wife, Sansa Nash. Sansa, known for her narrow-mindedness, feared Tiffany might overshadow her own daughter as they grew up. Consequently, she deliberately neglected Tiffany's education. Tiffany, not impressive in any way herself, becthe subject of ridicule in Blebert after her five engagements were called off. Everyone jeered, convinced she would never marry Against all odds, Tiffany caught the attention of Arabella and becengaged to Connor, the wealthiest man in Blebert. Her engagement shocked the city, as no one expected the repeatedly rejected woman to end up with the richest man in Blebert. This could have been the pinnacle of her life, but she fled her own wedding. Now, everyone mocked her even more, considering her insane. Marissa sighed and shook her head after reviewing all the details. Tiffany's reputation was even worse than hers in Adagend, and it was challenging to masquerade as Tiffany As she contemplated this, her phone rang. It was a call from the courthouse. She answered quickly. A gentle female voice inquired from the other end, "Miss Nash, when will you and your husband cto the courthouse for the divorce mediation?" Marissa was at a loss for words. Why was divorcing so complicated? She was already enduring a 30-day cooling- off period, and now she faced a mediation session. It made her wonder why there hadn't been any cooling-off period before marriage. If someone had mediated their marriage, Marissa wouldn't have ended up forcibly married to such a disagreeable man. "We don't need the mediation. We're both determined to divorce," she asserted "Miss Nash, this is the new rule in Blebert," explained the voice on the phone. "To prevent young couples from impulsively divorcing, they must attempt mediation first. Only if that fails can they receive a divorce decree." Marissa rubbed her temples, feeling the onset of a headache. "I'll get back to you after I've discussed it with him." After hanging up, Marissa felt a surge of annoyance. She recalled the day she filed for divorce; the clerk had been particularly harsh. She dreaded going through that ordeal again. Just then, Connor returned Marissa fixed him with an angry stare. "The courthouse called. They want us to set a date for the divorce mediation." "I know. I received the call too," Connor replied nonchalantly "I can't stand going through that again." "Then cancel the divorce application," Connor suggested casually Marissa's eyes widened in disbelief. "Why?" Connor shrugged. "If you cancel the application, you avoid mediation. But if you want to proceed with the divorce, the new rules require us to go through it." "Fine, we'll go through the mediation. You make the appointment."

Connor was at a loss for words. He couldn't understand Marissa's rush m to divorce. “Marissa, can't we postpone the divorce? I'm worried about Grandma. She might not handle the news well. We both need each other's help. It wouldn't hurt to delay our divorce, right?"

Marissa was quick to refute. “What does Grandma have to do with our divorce? Your wife's non the om marriage certificate is Marissa, not Tiffany. Imagine how Grandma will feel if she ever sees that certificate. Wouldn't it be better if we divorced quietly and just continued our cooperation? I don't care. We are getting divorced next month!"

At that moment, Arabella's anxious voice rang out. "Are you two talking about a divorce?"