Divorce Anxiety (Kathleen and Samuel)

“What do you mean?” Kathleen frowned.

“I’ll persuade my parents to have another child while they are still young,” Samuel answered faintly.

She was rendered speechless.

“If I can only live for another five years as you’ve said, I feel relaxed instead,” he continued, gazing at her.

“Why?” She was startled by his words.

“Because that means I can only pester you for another five years.” He hung his head. “You must be elated that you can get rid of me completely five years later, huh?”

“You are simply unreasonable, Samuel Macari!” Kathleen stood up angrily. “I only left because you were the one who broke my heart in the first place!”

“So you can’t bear to lose me, can you?” Samuel cast her an unfathomable look.

She was at a loss for words.

The man stared into her clear eyes, asking, “Can you?”

“Talking to you is really exhausting, Samuel. It’s full of traps.” She took a deep breath before replying, “No matter how much I hate you, I’ll never wish for the worst for you because Old Mrs. Macari and the others will be heartbroken. That’s all.”

His Adam’s apple bobbed up and down.

“I’d be sad if you die, but not particularly sad,” she continued coldly. “Everyone has to go through the process of aging and death. It’s only a matter of time. I won’t grieve for your death because you’re just an insignificant person in my life. How deep my love was for you before is equivalent to how unimportant you are to me right now.”

“If only I had died in the past,” he said self-deprecatingly.

The woman took a deep breath. “Since you do not require my prescription, I will not force you either.”

Having said that, she began to pack her belongings.

“Kate, I’m going to miss you if I die,” Samuel uttered in a hoarse voice.

Kathleen paused momentarily before continuing her actions.

“Prescribe the medication for me, then. I’ll do as you say and take it regularly.” He grabbed her wrist, but she immediately shook it off.

The man held it again, repeating the cycle several times.

Finally, Kathleen was infuriated and bellowed, “What exactly do you want, Samuel Macari!”

Samuel cast a look at her soft and delicate face that was tinged with rage. “I want to stay alive so that I can keep seeing you.”

hand and left quickly without a

out of the ward, she coincidentally

saw her. “Ms. Johnson,

that son of

fight again?

steps forward, the woman turned around and called

piece of paper. “This is a prescription. Get

that, she

the prescription in his hands with

Kathleen reached home, Charles was

He looked

walked over and sat down. “Mm. Why

in peace when you aren’t

her brows. “Nothing major. It’s just that his internal organs seem weak for some

him?” Charles kept mum about

her head in exasperation. “He is Old Mrs. Macari’s only grandson. If anything happens to him, how can she go on living without him? The same goes for his parents. I may not have feelings for Samuel anymore, but I can’t simply sit by

intently. “Won’t you feel upset if Samuel has

“Instead, I’ll wish him

his sister might be sincere

it isn’t Nicolette.” Kathleen stood up leisurely.

darkened. “Do you mean you want to bring the plan

She nodded in response.

He looked at her meaningfully. “I’ll contact Old Mrs. Yoeger,

would look very intentional.” Kathleen’s expression remained calm as she said, “I’m

to go

She nodded.

day, Samuel visited the film set while Kathleen

many food and beverages for the film crew during

all of those were

ex-wife’s movie was a topic

even speculated when

didn’t think that much. She bit on the straw while sitting beside Samuel as

was

made many changes because she had suggested bulldozing

to give her the income from the

she disagreed, “Just take it

a large sum,” Samuel responded coolly. “You’re going to suffer losses if you do business this way. Even