A Farewell After Being Reborn

“I don't have much feelings for Sage, only guilt for neglecting her as a husband. Without a divorce, I would play the role of a husband better. But if she wants a divorce, I'll sign the papers,” lan explained calmly. "As for reconciling... I don't think that'll happen.”

Hearing that, Linda put away her walking stick and let out a helpless sigh. lan was perfect in every way except for his hubris. His life had always been smooth sailing, and he rarely ran into any setbacks. Hence, he had assumed that he could have everything he wanted in life.

Even if he realized that he had developed feelings for Sage, he wouldn't admit it out of pride. He might even attribute such sentiments to the natural male instincts of competitiveness and possessiveness. Furthermore, he seemed oblivious to the concept of sacrifice, as Sage had always been the one making sacrifices in their relationship.

Linda decided to let lan learn from his mistakes so that he would learn he wasn't invincible. "Very well. I shall stay out of your matters then." She dismissively ushered him out. "Now get out. I don't want to see you."

lan was left speechless by her remark.

Later that evening, Sage accompanied Linda for a stroll around the lawn of Holcomb Manor, a vast estate with picturesque surroundings. While the backyard had its own charm, the front lawn was equally impressive. Since the birthday party would take place on the front lawn, the maids were busy with the final touches.

as they were walking. Sage turned around and saw Leo

wiped the smile off her face. However, she

the hostility from yesterday. Perhaps it was because he knew

in a meeting in his room. You should

making his way into the manor. Linda turned to Sage, asking, "Sage, I heard Leo visited

smiled. "Not really. It was

into the powerhouse it is today.” Linda continued, “lan's mom,

Sage had heard about the conflict between

of confidence in marriage likely stems from his