I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Luna felt deeply moved.

“You’re amazing. How about I marry you instead?” Luna held Abigail’s arm and asked.

Josh looked up suddenly upon hearing her words. “Who are you planning to marry?”

“Why such a strong reaction? It’s the same if I marry Abigail,” Luna said, leaning on Abigail’s shoulder.

Abigail shook her head helplessly and ignored Luna.

Josh looked at Luna, but after a moment of silence, he didn’t say anything and lowered his head to continue with his own business.

Luna knew he was sulking again, but what could he say when faced with Abigail? Feeling victorious, Luna felt a sense of accomplishment.

Abigail truly felt like she was rushing down a path of self–destruction.

Josh was not the type of man to be easily provoked. Despite his gentle appearance, he was not someone to be trifled with..

In the past, he had suppressed all his negative emotions, restraining himself too much.

They all worked together until the end of the day.

Scarlett sent a timely message, asking if Abigail would come home for dinner..

Abigail knew that Scarlett must have already prepared the meal and didn’t want to dampen her enthusiasm. She said to Luna and Josh, “I have to go home for dinner. You guys can continue with your date.”

“Okay,” Luna immediately agreed without hesitation.

Josh remained silent.

at him, feeling that he was holding back some

pressed her onto the seat. He stared straight

a smile. “I was just joking. You know, her

not her fan, Josh said

“Who said I’m not her fan? I liked her designs from the beginning. That’s why I convinced her to open the studio with me. Do you think

was also because of her talent, and

know, but I don’t want you to say it like that. You are mine, Josh said

had been hesitant about getting married,

didn’t truly love him and that they were only compatible in

he had sabotaged her previous relationship, and she had only been with him to

of this impurity. Josh’s heart

why he wanted to

it be different if they

belong to you, but it doesn’t matter if I joke about

you, Luna. You are my first love, and I hope

Okay, let me go.” Luna pushed his face away,

about losing his

virginity to him, she didn’t care about

was always a free–spirited

heavily on

to her about his deepest feelings, she always had this indifferent attitude, making him feel like he was

back in his seat, silently driving without saying a

again? Why

driving, Josh said. Sulking was useless anyway. Luna wouldn’t