Chapter 3: Don’t Regret Divorcing Me

Walker Grant’s expression was cold and grim, his dark eyes glinting with a sharp chill. In a low voice, he said, "Chloe, don’t regret divorcing me."

Chloe Reed’s eyelashes trembled fiercely. "Just sign it," she said.

’How could I possibly regret it?’

’Am I supposed to wait up every night for him to return from the side of that mother and son?’

’I’m not that magnanimous.’

’On the contrary, I’m incredibly petty.’

’I tolerated this for so long—two whole years—because I loved him. I thought I’d shown more than enough sincerity.’

’But he took my heart, treated it like garbage, and tossed it aside without a second thought.’

’In that case, I might as well not offer it anymore.’

She watched Walker Grant sign. His well-defined hand gripped the pen and scrawled his name. She stepped forward and took the divorce agreement.

Affairs Bureau

She turned and left.

was still crying softly. Walker Grant looked down at him and said,

he choked back a sob and said, "I want to be

"Mm, good boy."

in praise, but the smile didn’t reach

full of self-reproach, "It’s all my fault. I was wrong. I just panicked so much when Noah suddenly spiked a fever that I had no idea what to do. And now Chloe wants to divorce you. Walker, you should go after her. I

"No need."

upset with a child... She’s so immature. This will be

said, "But she

"She won’t."

Grant’s tone was incredibly certain. "Sunny, you should head back. I’ll stay here

her head. "How could I do that? I’m Noah’s mother. It wouldn’t be right for

his tone

in the past, but all it took was a little coaxing and she would

mentioned divorce before,

she did. Has

she after

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