Divorce Anxiety (Kathleen and Samuel)

Chapter 197 I Will Change For You

Seeing there was no response from Caleb, Kathleen unlocked the door by herself and opened it.

After getting off the car, there was a faint smile on her delicate face, which made it hard to see if she was mad or happy. “Caleb, I’m not a little girl anymore. Your domineering acts might be effective on young girls, but not on me. I’m not the slightest bit attracted by it.”

Caleb scoffed. “So, you’re saying I’m pursuing a difficult woman?”

“Well, not exactly. At least, it’ll be difficult to pursue me. Those romantic tricks you learned from someone else are useless to me,” Kathleen said seriously. “You should go home and think about it.”

Caleb was silent for a moment before asking, “What kind of man do you like?”

“I don’t know, either,” Kathleen said plainly. “Perhaps someone who likes to take it slow. My previous relationship was too tiring. I was always sacrificing myself back then. Now, I don’t have the ability to continue doing that. And I think that’s rather unfair for you.”

Hearing that, Caleb alighted the car.

He stood before Kathleen, leaned against the car, and crossed his arms.

“Kathleen, to me, you’re only a woman. It doesn’t matter if you were married or not.” He looked at her intently. “No matter what kind of person I am, I only want to give you the best in life. Though you don’t like domineering men, that’s how I am. Even if you don’t like me viewing you as a little girl, I’m still older than you. To me, you’re still a young lady.”

Kathleen was speechless.

So, everything I said earlier was useless?

“Couples shouldn’t be hiding things from each other.” Caleb narrowed his eyes. “At most, I’ll change for you.”

Change for me?

Kathleen didn’t know how to respond.

Caleb flashed her a cunning smile. “It’s too cold today. Let’s continue our conversation on WhatsApp, okay? Or do you plan to invite me in?”

Kathleen frowned. “No.”

Caleb snorted. “Go on in then.”

With that, Kathleen turned around and left.

Caleb smiled as he watched her retreating figure, who was putting up a fearless appearance.

After that, he entered the car and drove off.

Returning to her room, Kathleen stood by the window and looked down.

When she saw Caleb had left, she finally let out a sigh of relief.

She sat beside the bed and fell deep into her thoughts.

Is it really a good idea to use Caleb like this? On second thought, he’s also using me! There’s nothing bad about it.

When the next day arrived, Kathleen heard a commotion outside.

window, she noticed the sounds were coming from

things are getting moved out

thought, she quickly put on her coat

walked out of the house, she saw a black

be in there. Has

for

to go

then, Tyson walked out of the mansion and

in response.

the Maybach a subconscious glance before nodding. “Mr. Macari says he won’t be

Really?

felt a little strange.

Florinia

him I’ll continue to regulate his health. That’s what I promised him back then,” Kathleen said calmly. “I’ll send him the medicine regularly. I’ll also give him a monthly

pause, Tyson said, “Please hold

the door, and said something to Samuel, who was in

Shortly after, Tyson returned.

Mr. Macari says there’s no need for that. He’ll take good care of himself from now on. So, you don’t

pursed

he’ll stay far away from you in

Kathleen nodded. “All right.”

that, she turned around

Tyson felt helpless.

understand the

current condition was far

were red when he

face for

that he could’ve chosen not

he wanted to take

Tyson knew Kathleen was definitely not heartbroken, the same couldn’t be said for

and Samuel were so close to

Yet, Kathleen chose Caleb.

unexpected

and returned

was exceptionally grim. “What

“Sh-She…” Tyson stammered.

unfazed by his

understood,” Tyson informed, feeling helpless. “Actually, I don’t think you should’ve said that.

still distance herself from me,

loss for words and could

few times.

hospital,” Tyson said concernedly. “The weather’s cold, and your

Thump! Thump!

series of knocks sounded from

out and

Tyson rejoiced inwardly.