I Divorced My Husband on the Spot for Choosing to Save Our Daughter

The whole family was so excited they couldn't sleep all night. My husband and daughter had prepared early for the surgery, their hearts full of hope for regaining sight.

But I suddenly slammed my hand on the table, and under the shocked gazes of my entire family, I demanded a divorce on the spot.

My husband's face darkened as he questioned me harshly: "Just because I want to do surgery for our daughter, you want a divorce?"

I pulled at the corner of my mouth and said word by word: "Yes, exactly because you want to do surgery for her—this marriage must end!"

Chapter 1

"Mom, why is this happening?"

"You know how much I've longed to see what you and Dad look like. Did I do something wrong? Tell me, and I'll definitely change."

My daughter Abigail Wilson looked completely hurt.

My husband Daniel Wilson also asked with confusion: "Scarlett, you're not usually like this. What's going on today?"

I flipped the table and said word by word: "I don't agree to this surgery. Nothing you say will change my mind."

The smile on Daniel's face instantly froze.

"Scarlett Lewis, Abigail is our own daughter. She was born with eye problems, and don't you forget who caused it!"

"All these years, to take care of you and Abigail, I've worked day and night. Now I've finally saved enough for the surgery, and we have a suitable cornea. What do you mean by opposing the surgery?"

I took a deep breath. "I mean exactly what I said. I won't allow my daughter to be in any danger."

Daniel thought I was worried about the surgery's success rate and immediately smiled to comfort me.

"Honey, don't worry. With me performing the surgery myself, everything will be fine."

Abigail is the only daughter of Daniel, but unfortunately, she was born blind.

The doctor said it was because I drank alcohol once during pregnancy.

I've always felt guilty about this. After Abigail was born, I took her everywhere looking for famous doctors, hoping that one day she could see the light.

For her, I would give anything.

I once offered to donate my own corneas, but the doctor said they weren't suitable.

Later, Abigail became my whole life, and I followed Daniel's suggestion to quit my job and stay home to take care of her.

No matter how much Daniel's and my parents urged us to have a second child, I never planned to.

Abigail is the only person in this world I would willingly give my life for.

Daniel was both angry and confused. "You keep saying you love her, but now she finally has a chance to see the light, yet you're stopping her surgery. What exactly do you want?"

Daniel's mother, Indigo Perez, also angrily accused me: "Scarlett, have you lost your mind? Daniel did a good thing, but you want to divorce him? Are you having an affair? Trying to use this as an excuse to escape this family?"

Daniel's face turned from shock to darkness. "Scarlett, I don't care what's going on with you outside, but this surgery concerns Abigail's lifelong happiness. Even if you're throwing a tantrum, there should be a limit!"

Indigo's scream exploded: "You shameless woman! I think Daniel has just been too lenient with you; that's why you're so arrogant."

I glanced coldly at Daniel. "Do you dare reveal who the cornea donor is?"