Our Anniversary, You Chose Her – I Chose Divorce

Chapter 581: Why Not Divorce?

"Grandma, what’s wrong?"

Chloe Reed hurried forward, asking with concern.

The old woman seemed dazed for a few seconds before waving her hand. "It’s nothing. My throat is just a little dry. I’ll be fine after some water."

She took the teacup from Annie York, took two sips, and her voice sounded much clearer.

"I’m fine now."

Chloe breathed a sigh of relief. "That’s good."

She sat down beside them and asked curiously, "What were you two talking about?"

She’d noticed the strange atmosphere; the look on Annie York’s face was anything but natural.

The old woman smiled warmly. "I was just asking if she had a boyfriend and if she wanted me to introduce her to someone. She got all nervous and shy."

She turned to Annie York and said, "Ann, you’re still young. You should get out there and see the world. There are plenty of wonderful men out there. If you’d like to meet some, I can introduce you. I know many handsome, outstanding, and ambitious young men."

She lowered her gaze, feigning shyness, and said, "Grandma, I’m still young. I’m

old woman just chuckled. "You keep saying you’re not in a hurry, but time waits for no one. The most important thing is to find someone who will

start trying to play matchmaker? Ann is still so young! She’s not even

I just love to see you young people finding partners. It would

and asked, "By the way, have you and Walker Grant decided

her words, Chloe’s eyes flickered. "Why are you

caring for his older brother’s child, and he’s trying so hard to win you back and make up for the pain he caused you. If you still have feelings for him, why not try giving him another chance? After all, you

felt a wave

everyone have to be married? I’ve already been through a marriage, and I don’t long for it anymore. I just

old woman stared at her. "Then why haven’t you two divorced? You even brought me here to live in your marital home. What

Chloe: "..."

had hit the nail

very question

’How could she answer?’

for now,

’Why only "for now?"’

just mean

to divorce, what possible reason could there be