Dear Husband I'm Done Being Your Wife. Let's Divorce

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left my mouth, Adrian

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of a dutiful wife for so long. No one in their ri

expected me to

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divorce. Tomorrow, ten a.m., let's meet in front of the Civil Affairs Bureau a

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sink, listening to the steady sound of r

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aside, turning on the tap and running my hand unde

scrubbed, it wouldn't

ouldn't help but s

never be undone. There was no point t

ing left wa

turned off the tap and wa

ty as I made my way

f my footsteps, a soft smile fo

ed the moment his ga

wrong?"

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was already on his feet, gripping my a

ed, his voice taking

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rush it off, but at the last mom

finished when

behind this. Where is he? I

o move when I grabbed

se a scene

ed, a flicker of hu

e court tomorrow to finalize the divorce. There's no need to

oked past me, his eyes scanning the a

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lightly. "A

me a f

have much of an appeti

e was already walking, mo

o something important

the table once bef

t is it?

s inner pocket and pul

n a few days," he said, handing

at the flyer

way from the field and now. i

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. "I wan

Holland said you wouldn'

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rimenting with our medical knowledge, he had discovered u

nd marrying Adrian, I ha

of guilt was

ou," Thomas said, as if readin

assuring smile to

d, and I retur

parted my li

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sped straigh

watch

nd my arm, pulling me back just

asked, his voice

"I'm fine.

hich had stopped just a short distance away a

lled, her voice as soft as e

my attention. It was the s

o

ough it did little to hide

ly without watching where you're going? If Aunt Beth hadn'

Elizabeth let

," she said gently. "She probably didn't

off, jumping down a

t fault. She should

turned to face me, he

me and Aunt

d there, both mom

ef at a child speaking

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understand why I should

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ngrateful child dared to

el as though I had failed as a mother-wast

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calm. "If anyone should

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irm. "Only someone reckless would ride a bike li

my gaze st

ness, but you're now trying to shift the blam

tly. "I didn't raise yo

en her an impossible task-or perhaps she simp

Mom

like this,

in one hand, Elizab

lve this peacefully,

as she stopped

ent, I sa

almly,

the opinion o

second, but she quickly recovered, her lips

ay," she said softly, taking a sm

and, but before her fingers could t

y next second,

s if she had been shoved,

y escaped her l

someone rushed past me, shoving m

zabe

with worry as he held

d, his voice laced with ur

tly as she leaned into him. The corners of her eyes reddened a

ft and unsteady. "I was just trying t

ering her gaze as

expressio

denly what?"

, her voice dropping

he push

d Elizabeth tightened, his eyes turn

e dangerously low. "What ex