Divorce Anxiety

Divorce Anxiety Chapter 122

Samuel knew how painful it was to miss somebody.

It turns out that even thinking of someone hurts all over.

His stomach twisted. It was the kind of pain that would spread to every limb before having them smashed by boulders.

Despite the pain, he found that he couldn’t stop thinking about her.

Kathleen fell silent.

Samuel’s gaze deepened. “Say something.”

“I have nothing to say to you,” she bluntly said as she lay down. “I’m going to take a nap. Please carry on with your work.”

Samuel studied Kathleen thoughtfully, trying to decide if she would be heartbroken or disgusted if he told her he had missed her.

Judging by her expression, probably the latter.

Meanwhile, Kathleen felt awful.

Samuel hasn’t changed. Why would he tell me this after a year? Does he think that I’m foolish enough to change my mind just because he said that? I’m no longer that girl who loved him wholeheartedly in the stupidity of my youth. Not anymore. Why didn’t he treasure me when I did? Leaving him was the right choice.

Samuel looked sideways at Kathleen, who had her back to him. She seemed to be asleep.

He didn’t bother her further. Instead, he turned off the light.

The night suddenly became unbearably long.

Kathleen woke up the following day in a daze.

“Good morning, Katie,” said Diana with a kind voice.

Kathleen was surprised. “Old Mrs. Macari?”

Diana sat on the chair between the two beds as she reached out to stroke Kathleen’s head. “Are you feeling better?”

“I am,” Kathleen murmured demurely, like a small furry animal being caressed.

something delicious.” Diana turned

Mrs. Macari.” Maria brought

Kathleen was taken aback.

three this morning to whip up some mushroom

Mrs. Macari, you really didn’t have to go through all

loves me. I

a big deal, dear. I’m usually bored on weekdays, anyway. I’m happy to cook you something nice. Now, be a

before picking up a

so broadly that her eyes were reduced to slits. A warm, fuzzy

as you

returned the old lady’s smile with an

the corner of her eye, she saw Samuel looking

“Samuel had some of your

Kathleen looked over.

did,” Samuel

her attention back to

grandson. “I did some digging of my own. What happened with the ward

Samuel was struck dumb.

really not as dirty as

to discover that Diana didn’t

that a ward is being vacated this afternoon,” Diana announced. “I have already arranged for Katie to move

and didn’t voice

Diana thoughtfully before commencing her

she stroked Kathleen’s hair. “I’d said before that I’ll treat you like my granddaughter, which is naturally better than

out that Diana didn’t intend to bring

the other hand,

the ward next door was vacated,

turned to look

deign to answer

Katie,” Diana lamented. “It’s not going to work with her no matter how hard you force things. The sacrifice of Katie’s parents

for her, Grandma,”

addressed Samuel

soon as Samuel was old enough, she

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