Chapter 79

This was the first time Julie had been angry like this since the hospital incident five years ago.

Even when she proposed the divorce to Kieran back then, she hadn’t bared her emotions like she was doing now.

Having asked the questions and vented her feelings, Julie was ready for an answer. She wasn’t about to turn around and leave. Instead, she stood opposite Kieran, waiting for his response.

Yet Kieran remained silent, seemingly deep in thought

After a long silence, he suddenly looked up at Julie and asked, “Would you marry someone you don’t love?”

“No, that’s why I married you,” Julie replied firmly, without a trace of dishonesty.

She said, “I was so blinded by love that I was willing to marry you even though you didn’t love me. I thought it was enough as long as I loved you deeply, but I forgot that you could fall in love with someone else.”

Julie’s tone was filled with the indifference that comes with extreme disappointment

Kieran’s deep gaze remained fixed on Julie’s beautiful face

Her face was now tinged with a blush from the recent outburst of anger, and there was no warmth to be found in her clear eyes.

Kieran and Julie gazed at each other for a long time before he finally spoke.

He said, “Julie, I wouldn’t either.”

He wouldn’t what? Not believe in love or marry someone he didn’t love?

Julie didn’t understand what Kieran meant by that.

All she knew was that he had called her Ms. Abraham, Attorney Abraham, and Joyce, but he had never addressed her as Julie.

Judging from Kieran’s current expression, Julie knew he was serious. Very serious.

Feeling that his previous statement wasn’t clear enough, Kieran added, “I wouldn’t marry a woman | didn’t love, no matter in the past, the present, or the future.”

Marriage was no child’s play, and he had always been serious about it. From the moment he married her to the moment he watched her sign the divorce papers, every decision he made was well thought out.

When he said he wouldn’t marry a woman he didn’t love, Julie’s eyes welled up with tears, but the look in her tearful eyes was full of ironic laughter

Kieran with red, tear-filled

that?” she sneered at him, “Are you trying to say that you loved

or force him to choose a lifelong partner if he wasn’t willing?

what Julie had thought at

declaration, Julie’s mocking smile widened, “Yes, you loved me. You loved me when we got married. But you stopped loving me after we got married because you fell in love with my bestie! Or perhaps, you loved me, but you loved Bertha more. So you never proposed a divorce.

deep eyes, asking her, “What do you

what makes her

nights pondering this

loved Kieran for so

looked at Kieran with a smile. You might have

her pregnancy test report, knelt in front of Julie, and pleaded for

But that afternoon, Julie had an appointment to go to the hospital for a check-up. Kieran could have left her alone, but he decided to work from

to interrupt Kieran’s work, went downstairs to watch TV.

meet up, and the unsuspecting Julie warmly invited her to Noblewood

expected Bertha to tell her that she was

the baby, saying Kieran had

was the first time Julie found out about Kieran’s affair.

Bertha, the friend who had

at that moment, she only remembered that she was able to keep a straight

took everything she had to hold back her anger and calmly open the door to the study room.

down the pen he was signing with, walked up to her, and gently hugged her from behind,

good, so gentle

her back to Kieran, so he couldn’t see her red eyes.

tried to keep her voice steady, “Can we

Kieran had quickly turned her around, his serious face with a hint of displeasure, “What are you talking about? It is our

was so upset.

understood from Julie’s expression. He let go of her shoulder, seemingly knowing

Julie’s silence, Kieran got his answer

walk towards

grabbed the sleeve of his shirt, crying softly, asking him, “Where

gently stroked her soft hair,

to me, you’re lying to me, you’re both playing

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