Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Chapter 79
Catherine was finally free.

40 minutes later, she appeared at Freya’s place.

The latter’s hair was disheveled. She yawned sleepily at the unexpected guest. “Got into an argument again? How many days do you plan on staying here this time?”

“It’s serious this time. I’m not going back there again.” Catherine changed into home slippers before entering.

“You’re kidding. You sacrificed your marriage and now you’ve changed your mind?”

She pursed her pale lips before forcing a bitter smile. “Not every deal guarantees profits. I’ll think of it as a failed investment.”

Freya’s jaw dropped to the ground. “Are you serious?”

“Yup.” Catherine plopped herself on the couch. She still looked unwell and exhausted. “I’m tired. Really, really tired.”

Freya frowned. “Have you caught a cold?”

“Yup.” Catherine fought back the tears that were forming in her eyes. “Everyone noticed it apart from him. I also wish to be cared for and looked after. Even if he’s Ethan’s uncle, I can’t possibly earn Rebecca’s respect if he doesn’t even like me. I don’t want to take this upon myself.”

had

it, then. I respect your decision. Why don’t you move in

best idea.

don’t have to have sex with your partner once

been together for a year.” Catherine blinked back blankly. “I don’t think you’re the conservative type. Patrick must be the problematic one, then.

Freya placed both hands on her waist.

cheeky smile spread across Catherine’s

lately since taking over the company.” Freya appeared helpless. “We only see each other once or twice a week, so you can rest assured.

smile on Catherine’s face transformed into a scoff at the mention of

really a stupid man, then. His engagement ceremony is happening in a few days. Are you sure you want to attend the event?” Freya looked at

leave as soon as I congratulate my grandma on

It’s a shame I can’t accompany you because I have an exam that day. But

Catherine felt unusually calm.

plan to use Shaun as a

with that by now. She had been so close to death before and her dignity