Remarriage? Never And Go Away!

Chapter 21 Our Relationship Would End Badly

Gloria sighed, “Grandma… he doesn’t love me at all. You know that. If I stay in this marriage, he’ll get sick of me. I should divorce him. This will be the best for both of us.”

Gloria’s voice trailed off when the last few words came out of her mouth.

Karen felt sad and paled,

What a great granddaughter-in-law she is!

That bastard Jordy is gonna lose her!

Gloria insisted that she should divorce Jordy, and nothing could dissuade her from that idea. Even though

Karen liked her and wanted her to stay as Jordy’s wife, Karen had to stop being selfish…

Jordy never loved Gloria with all his heart. She had been living without him all year round. He never did his husbandly duty to take care of her. If they were forced to be together any longer, she would only get hurt.

But Karen could not bear to see them apart. She was feeling a storm of mixed emotions!

wanted to do was call Jordy. She was

took a deep breath before saying, “Gloria, hold on a second.

“Grandma.”

could hang up. Karen’s

me and have taken care of me all these years, and I appreciate that. But… all good things must come to an end. Jordy and I can’t keep this marriage going, but that doesn’t affect the bond between you and me. I’ll still think of you as my own grandmother, and I’ll visit you

you, okay?”

her hand holding the

say. It took her a long time to

let Gloria divorce Jordy. Gloria chuckled, “…why don’t you stop calling him? The marriage between

and Gloria kept this marriage going, it would

and fortune of the Collins family and missed the long-lost warmth

if the group went bankrupt, Karen would stand by and watch without blinking

dared to take

up your mind, I can only respect your choice. Gloria, you’re a good girl. Leaving you is the biggest mistake Jordy has ever made. You’ll encounter a man 100 times

the Collins family, Karen had been the only one

support

Grandma. Thank you for your

and shook her head. “… don’t thank me. I really appreciate all the effort that you’ve put into the Collins