I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Abigail took a deep breath and turned to glare at Josh. “I told you, I’m not reluctant to part with him!”

She argued vehemently, her face turning red.

Josh pursed his lips and smiled. “Okay, we understand. Why are you so worked up?”

Abigail felt that Josh, influenced by Luna, had become a bit mischievous. This guy used to be more straightforward.

“Have you learned these tricks from Luna? You used to be so well–mannered, and now you’re mocking people?” Abigail glanced at him.

Josh hesitated for a moment, then glanced at Luna, lowering his eyes without saying a word.

When he was with Luna, she often made flirtatious remarks, and he gradually learned some of that.

“Sean asked you to come, so you came?” Abigail walked into the elevator and asked Luna and Josh.

“Not exactly. It’s been a while since we’ve been here. We came to help you with some work,” Luna answered somewhat sheepishly.

Abigail chuckled. “I can handle it even if you don’t come. I’m used to it anyway.”

“Oh, don’t say that. I feel bad now! Luna held Abigail’s arm and playfully leaned on her.

“It’s my fault for always relying on her, Josh said, feeling guilty as well.

They were in a relationship, and Abigail suffered because of it.

“It’s not your fault. She used to work for me, and now that she’s in a relationship, I have to do it for her. Have you two discussed when you’re going to get married?” Abigail said.

Josh remained silent, just observing Luna’s reaction.

Luna felt that dragging Josh along was indeed not good. Moreover, now that Abigail was a part of the Pearsons, and Josh was her brother, she should say something on his behalf.

“Well, we’ll consider it soon,” she stammered.

“If you don’t want to get married, just say so. Don’t be so hesitant,” Abigail said frankly.

“It’s not that I don’t want to. I just haven’t thought it through. And his grandfather just passed away, so it’s not a good time to consider marriage, right?” Luna said, sneakily looking at Josh.

had a look of tranquility as if he had become accustomed to

deep breath and turned to glare at Josh. “I told you, I’m not

her face turning

we

that Josh, influenced by Luna, had become a bit mischievous. This guy used to be more

You used to be so well–mannered, and

at Luna, lowering his eyes without

she often made flirtatious remarks, and he gradually learned some of

you to come, so you came?” Abigail walked into the elevator and asked Luna and

been a while since we’ve been here. We came to help you with some

if you don’t come. I’m used to

Luna held Abigail’s arm and playfully leaned

“It’s my

for always relying on her, Josh said, feeling guilty

were in a relationship, and Abigail suffered because

in a relationship, I have to do it for her. Have you two discussed

silent, just observing

indeed not good. Moreover, now that Abigail was a part of the Pearsons, and Josh was

it soon,”

just say so.

not that I don’t want to. I just haven’t thought it through. And his grandfather just passed away, so it’s not a good time to consider

tranquility as if he

consider it. After all, even if you really want to get married, it will probably take a

for Luna, not to

just felt that since the two of them were already in a serious relationship, they should start considering it. Josh had marriage on his mind, and Luna’s indecisiveness was not good for their

matter what, Josh probably wouldn’t

have a different meaning, so she could

marriage but couldn’t

speak up for him. Indeed, Abigail was

were busy at the computer while Josh handled

quietly texted

suddenly mention marriage? Is there any deeper

Luna, who was sitting next to her,