A Farewell After Being Reborn

Chapter 123

“Exactly. If word of their divorce gets out, who knows how many people will trample all over our family? It’ll be even harder for Layla to find a good match then.”

“Go home. I know what I’m doing,” Donald repeated when he noticed that his son and daughter–in–law weren’t backing down.

Noticing that his expression showed no room for negotiation, the couple left reluctantly.

Sage looked at her grandfather apologetically. “I’m so sorry for worrying you, Grandpa. I know I insisted on marrying Ian, but I’m dead serious about getting a divorce. I’m not joking, and I’m not taking this lightly.”

Donald didn’t say a word. Instead, he motioned for her to sit beside him and took her hand in his. “Sage, I know you must have your reasons for filing for divorce. But be honest with me, do you seriously not feel even an ounce of Ian’s love for you?”

He paused before continuing, “Let me rephrase that, have you noticed that Ian’s behavior toward you has changed drastically since you guys got married?”

for a moment when she heard that. After all, she couldn’t say that she hadn’t

drive. He had appeared in the nick of time when Shane tried

get along like other married couples. These were things Ian would never have done in

everyone that he went out of his way to see you because you hadn’t returned home the night before. He gave me that antique inkwell and ink because he wanted to make you happy,

if he had done these things in the past. But now, she only felt a little sad. He didn’t cherish her when

enough to hold our marriage

you were young? You had a grey rabbit plush toy that you cuddled every day until it wore out. I bought. you lots of

threw it away when it was beyond repair. However, you’ve never held on to another plush toy since then. So… although I knew deep down that you and Ian weren’t a good match, I agreed to let you marry him because I knew there’s no going back once you’ve set your heart on him.

be honest with yourself, Sage. You need to think about whether you want to give yourself another

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