"Look, if you already know that Abigail wants a divorce, you can't say you didn't see it coming," Dorothy stated, her tone not particularly harsh but with a definitive edge that seemed to settle the matter once and for all.

Craig panicked even more.

He scrambled for an explanation. "Nothing happened between me and Magnolia, I swear!"

"I believe you, but what we're discussing here is how you've hurt Abigail, not whatever your relationship with Magnolia might or might not be," Dorothy sighed, getting to the point. "You might think being innocent is enough, that as long as you know there's nothing going on with any other woman, it's all good. But you've forgotten to consider how Abigail feels."

To her, a partner's feelings were paramount, not some past favor or deed.

matter how good a woman had been to him in the past, if he knew seeing her would upset his wife, he wouldn't go near her. No moral blackmail could change

had rarely shown anger; she truly treasured their relationship, often compromising without limits. This made Craig believe she would never leave him, leading

the right direction," Dorothy glanced at Everett, who had remained silent and tense, then turned back to Craig. "So, let's end this amicably. Divorce Abigail without making a scene. After

up. "I

Everett finally spoke, his few words carrying

divorce. I'll treat her right from now on," Craig stubbornly insisted, lacking

that

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