A Farewell After Being Reborn

"Our marriage has been troublesome enough. I don't want to go through another uphill battle by getting a divorce. I'm busy with work every day. I don't want outsiders speculating or questioning the reasons for my divorce, nor do I want to upset Grandma because of it."

Although lan's reasons were quite legitimate, they made Sage chuckle. "That's okay, but signing a piece of paper won't be a hassle. Besides, there's no shortage of women who want to marry you.” Sage didn't mention Ivy, so lan wouldn't think she was talking about her. "I believe your new wife will treat Grandma even better than I do. Grandma won't be upset then.”

Although Linda cared for her, it was only because Sage was her granddaughter-in-law. Sage was well aware of this.

lan was rendered momentarily speechless by Sage's words. "Sage, what exactly has suddenly made you so dissatisfied that you're in a rush to free yourself of this marriage?”

He had made it up to her for missing their fifth anniversary by letting her go on a shopping spree. As for his absence at home, he was recently trying to be home whenever it was possible.

Not only had he moved his clothes to the walk-in closet for her to match their outfits, but he had even moved into the master bedroom to sleep with her.

and he had fulfilled them dutifully. He couldn't understand why despite all of this, Sage

biggest dissatisfaction is

stopped wasting his breath on Sage and began eating his dinner.

and quiet actually made Sage enjoy the meal even more. She ate her fill of chicken and

patted her stomach and said, "Wanda, I'm going for a walk!" Then, she threw on a long coat and headed out the

now, the sun had set, and the street was illuminated by streetlights. The estate was well landscaped, with lawns and trees dotting the surroundings. There was even a small lake nearby. Sage slowly took in the scenery as she slowly digested her meal.

asked in alarm as

that she was being watched outside the sports complex. She wondered if it

warn you to mind your own business in the future, or you'll regret it!" one of the men threatened menacingly. His voice was rough,

had also mentioned that