Divorce Anxiety

“W-What?” Kathleen was flabbergasted.

Christopher let out a chuckle. “Are you surprised?”

She nodded.

“I was just joking.” Christopher’s lips curled into a smile. “What I mean to say is, a friend is an extra pair of hands for support, isn’t it?”

He knew that he could not make his intentions clear right now, as Kathleen was not divorced from Samuel yet.

Kathleen was someone who held onto her morals strongly, and so was he.

They respected each other, so they would not put each other in an awkward situation.

Essentially, both of them were full of pride.

Prideful people like them would never allow others to point fingers at them.

Christopher wanted to confess his feelings to Kathleen only after she was divorced from Samuel.

As for the baby in her stomach, he could treat it like his own child since she was the mother, after all.

“To be honest, Samuel and I have an agreement.” Kathleen lowered her gaze, and her expression was calm. “We promised to not divorce if we both feel that we can remain with each other after a month. However, it was not until that day at home, when I saw how condescending and harsh Samuel was when objecting to me attending Old Mrs. Yoeger’s birthday dinner, that I finally understood. He looks down on me from the bottom of his heart.”

She would not be maintaining this unequal marriage anymore.

Christopher’s face darkened. “Kathleen, you shouldn’t belittle yourself. The Macari family and I have never thought that you’re inferior to others.”

“Chris, I’m well aware of how kind you, Grandma, and the rest are to me.” Kathleen smiled. “Samuel is responsible for his own actions, so I won’t hold a grudge against you all. However, I feel like leaving this place after I’m divorced from Samuel.”

“Where do you want to go?” he asked.

“I’m thinking of going to my granny’s house.” Kathleen took a sideways glance at him. “Don’t tell anyone.”

“Don’t worry. I won’t.” Christopher shook his head.

He was delighted that she could open up to him like this.

“Is there anyone else in your granny’s house?” Christopher continued.

“No.” Kathleen replied calmly, “My mom told me there are many flowers in my granny’s house. The flowers will come to full bloom in the summer and are extremely beautiful. I’d like to visit the place that even my mom missed.”

Nodding, he said, “I understand.”

“Therefore, I’ll simply look on in silence regardless of whether Samuel messes around with me or gets angry at me. I don’t want to torture myself anymore.” Kathleen said flatly, “He’s not worth it. I guess I’ve wasted ten years of my youth on the wrong person.”

paused for a moment

was just about to say something when

astonished. “Are Grandma and the rest back so

Christopher stood up and went to open

doing so, he saw that it was

Tyson

With his face expressionless, Christopher asked, “Why aren’t

pick Mrs. Macari up to head

Christopher frowned.

Samuel

he know that Kathleen’s sick?” Christopher was utterly displeased. “She can’t

Tyson dared not say

ask her in person.” Christopher did

Tyson nodded.

mansion and walked to the

Kathleen, who indeed appeared paler than

seemed like she

matter?” Kathleen

take you to the

Kathleen rubbed her temples. “I bet Nicolette instigated him to do so, which is why he asked you to pick

Tyson fell silent sheepishly.

the rest there and only show up after Samuel sent someone over to pick me up, what do you think the

actually thought

Macari, it’s actually not Nicolette. Mr. Macari gave this

brows

Tyson wanted to say

before he could, Christopher instructed coldly, “Call Samuel and tell him Kathleen is seriously feeling

pursed, Tyson turned to

He called Samuel.

long for Samuel to

Tyson hesitated before adding, “Mr. Macari, Mrs. Macari said she’s not

that it’s me who asked you to

going. Since she didn’t follow the rest to the birthday party, if I send

indeed troublesome.” In an unhappy tone, Samuel ordered, “Bring

was determined

Tyson found himself in a tight spot.

Morris?” Samuel questioned with his

“Yes!” Tyson nodded vigorously.

danger soon. Your woman is going to be taken

going back right