I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

“I got you, Lawrence.” Sean smiled gracefully. He had undergone a complete transformation, leaving Luna at a loss for words. It was as if he had been reborn.

Abigail sat beside him, leaning on his arm. She pointed her phone’s camera toward the sky and exclaimed, “Look, the sky here is so blue. I never realized that the night sky in the city is different from the one in the countryside. The night sky here is dazzling, with stars that resemble diamonds filling the expanse.”

Luna could not help but feel envious upon seeing this. “Oh, I seriously wish I could join you guys.”

“After we finish here, I’ll take your place.” Abigail turned the camera back.

Luna immédiately agreed. After discussing some daily matters, she expressed her desire to talk privately with Abigail, who proceeded to walk outside with her phone.

Once outside, she asked Luna in a hushed tone, “What’s wrong?”

“Your relationship with Sean seems different now. Have you recently broken down the barriers between each other?” Luna asked softly.

In truth, she envied Abigail greatly. The dynamic between Sean and her was no longer the same as before. Previously, Luna always felt that he was desperately trying to please Abigail, but Abigail, still haunted by the pain of her failed marriage, was always hesitant about their relationship. She always felt that something was missing between them. But now, that feeling seemed to have vanished.

rather confused. Honestly, she

everything together. Due to his fragile

noticed? I can’t quite explain it, but I feel like you two have formed a deep, profound bond.

leaned against a tree, gazing at the night sky with a smile.

how relationships are

even more is that you two now possess such pure temperament, as if you’ve embarked on a spiritual journey.” Luna believed that Sean’s reappearance in the

so her next appearance would undoubtedly spark speculation within the industry about what she had experienced to become so composed, poised,

was improving day by day, and it made

held so much meaning for her. The ́small house, warm lights… That elderly person who

living environment has changed

you and Sean like

will,” Abigail replied with

with pain; there was also growth awaiting them. After her divorce from Sean, they tried to grow closer to each other, but there were always obstacles in their path. True love meant accompanying and understanding each other, practicing

Abigail leaned against a tree,

and Sean… had quietly

couple celebrated the New Year’s at Alice’s. After the holidays, the temperature in Eastbay began

summer. Sean, who had needed