Divorce Anxiety

Christopher’s gaze upon Kathleen was disquietingly intense.

Her heart pounded as she heard his words.

Despite being married, Kathleen had never been in a real relationship.

She was always the one running after Samuel, who treated her in much the same way as he always did.

Now that there’s a man who’d confessed his feelings in such a bold and romantic manner, how am I not feeling a thing?

Kathleen struggled to understand her inner turmoil.

Christopher was gentle about it. “I’m not forcing you into anything, Kathleen. I just needed to tell you what’s in my heart. I won’t be upset no matter what you choose in the end.”

Kathleen returned Christopher’s gaze. “You make me look like such a horrible person.”

Christopher grinned crookedly. “No, you don’t. Though you did reject me and have never been intimate with me, at least you’ve never toyed with my feelings. Do what you need to do to heal at your own pace, Kathleen. I’ll always be here waiting for you.”

“I’m not as perfect as you make me out to be,” Kathleen sighed. “I was married.”

Christopher was puzzled. “So what if you were married? Don’t you deserve to live a blissful life?”

Kathleen bit her lip, not knowing what to say.

Christopher smiled kindly. “Be kinder to yourself, Kathleen. Don’t shackle yourself to such an extent.”

Kathleen nodded. “Alright.”

Christopher smiled.

Charles arrived with a large bouquet of roses in his hands at that moment.

“You’re here, Charles!” Kathleen greeted her brother with a smile. “Where did the flowers come from?”

Charles stared at her by way of greeting. “I got this for you for switching wards.”

“Old Mrs. Macari made the arrangements,” Kathleen explained.

“Old Mrs. Macari sure is a good woman,” Charles said gratefully. “There aren’t many old people like her anymore. I’ll be sure to pay her a visit and thank her in person.”

Kathleen shook her head helplessly as she held the large bouquet in her hands. “You shouldn’t go to the Macari residence, Charles. You’re going to quarrel with Samuel when you meet him. That’ll make Grandma really sad.”

“Be good and stay away from him,” Charles coaxed. “Then we’ll have less of a chance to cross paths.”

left even

his late arrival. “There wasn’t a problem as

“That’s good.” Kathleen nodded.

crossed his legs. “We’ll see if they dare put you through any

was at a loss

us by your side, nobody will

Kathleen sighed in resignation.

and Charles left soon after

wasn’t the only artist Charles had on

charge of was one of the biggest in the country, he didn’t have much time

same was true for Christopher. Since taking over Morris Group, he had been kept very

of caring for Kathleen fell to

the middle of reading a script when her phone vibrated with

Nancy and the others formed a chat group

was the first to text:

did. My body

the production team suddenly changed their minds and announced that they were going to have three new artists over for the next few

Kate has been recovering at a steady pace. Why are they making arrangements for her

Kathleen was embarrassed.

all right? Just focus on getting better. I hope to see you soon on

Kathleen: I’ll be there.

as well. I can’t stand

Not as uncomfortable as Steve is, I’m

with a series

Kathleen: What happened?

tell them that you’d quit the show because you hated the sight of her, not because of an illness.

Kathleen frowned slightly.

picture. What

had signed with a brokerage company half

Kathleen was surprised.

Astrid plan to debut as a reporter as early as

Christopher had clearly told her that Astrid was found

still filming and had no plans to return. It would’ve been impossible for Samuel

that, which is also unlikely.

was premeditated, given the hype around Kate. She

of his words and sent a message to her brother: Charles, please check which agency Astrid had signed

searched through the chat records in