Olivia found me at the hospital.

The moment she saw me, checking on patients in a ward, she looked surprised, and then she slapped me hard.

“I thought you were a good doctor! But you're just a homewrecker!”

Her voice was loud, and it got everyone's attention.

Her slap made my ears ring for a moment.

I understood her anger.

She was also a victim.

“Ms. Hayes, there are patients here, let’s go outside to talk.”

I tried to remain calm.

But she wouldn’t let it go. She glared at me.

“You’re embarrassed, right?”

“I’m going to say it right here, so everyone knows you’re a mistress, a woman who broke up someone else’s relationship!”

As she spoke, she went crazy and started to pull my hair.

I sidestepped her and called the police immediately.

I knew that she wouldn’t listen to any explanation right now.

For my own safety, I had no choice.

When the police arrived, Olivia was about to smash a vase over me.

Fortunately, a police officer reacted quickly and stopped her.

“Assault is a crime.”

A police officer reprimanded Olivia in the station.

She sat on a chair, her eyes red, her voice full of rage.

“But she’s the mistress.”

“She broke up my relationship with my husband.”

“I didn’t!”

I looked at her.

“Your husband deceived me for six years. He never told me he was married.”

“He said that he didn’t marry me because his family didn't approve.”

“But I didn't know that he married you.”

“Ms. Hayes, we are both victims.”

At that, everyone in the room was shocked.

They probably didn’t expect such a bizarre situation.

As Olivia was about to speak, Ethan suddenly arrived.

He came in and embraced Olivia.

“Are you okay?”

“I’m okay, I just…”

“It's alright, let's go home.”

Ethan interrupted her, then looked at me. “Miss, my wife shouldn’t have hit you. My assistant will contact you about compensation.”

My heart shattered at that moment.

Love builds up bit by bit, but heartbreak can happen in an instant.