Ex-Husband’s Love Dilemma

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“What does he mean by that? Is he explaining to me? But we’re about to divorce. Why does he still do these things that could make me misunderstand?‘ ruminated Cassandra, who genuinely couldn’t understand what Orlando was thinking.

Nevertheless, in the face of his gentleness, she wavered.

A love that lasted for ten years couldn’t just be gone in the blink of an eye as one wished. Even if she could endure the pain and suppress her feelings, those tender moments would still affect her.

Cassandra held her breath, tears welling in her eyes. She refused to let herself be affected. “Why are you telling me these?” she asked calmly.

Orlando chuckled. “Why do you think? If I don’t explain to you, I probably won’t be able to enter the bedroom tonight again, and the housekeepers are likely gonna laugh at my predicament. So, Mrs. Quinn, can you trust me now?”

‘Why has it become my fault?‘ she thought.

Cassandra’s tone was indifferent as she said, “You left by yourself. I didn’t kick you out.”

“What else was I supposed to do? Stay and continue quarreling with you?” he countered.

“I wasn’t trying to quarrel. You were the one-” she started.

He interrupted, “Okay, this matter is over. Let’s never bring it up again, all right?”

Since Orlando had said so, there was nothing else Cassandra could say.

Orlando added, “Shall we visit Grandpa this afternoon? I’ll pick you up.”

Cassandra pursed her lips lightly. “Mm.”

After hanging up the phone, Cassandra looked dazed, pondering, ‘What should I do with you, Orlando? Why are you still treating me the same even though we’re going to get divorced?‘

didn’t love her; she would rather he be crueler

went to the

he was here to help her deal

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paperwork.

returned to the ward and saw that Rebecca’s manager, Sophia Kemble, was

thrived in the industry and had her representative work. However, due to being unconscious. for a year from the accident, she had virtually become non–relevant

you’re here. Please give me some advice. Should I continue my

about it after you fully recover. Now, I

apathy, Rebecca quickly told Sophia to leave first

the two of them were left in the ward, “What’s wrong, Landy? Is this

something

full of worry and

my

clear, bronzed face was particularly wan and weak because of her frail body. People would instinctively feel sorry for her, especially

frowned slightly. “Cassandra called me last night, and you answered

it

my fault. I shouldn’t have answered your phone without permission. I just thought that she wasn’t an outsider, so-”

me

with tears in her eyes. “I’m sorry, Landy. I was too impulsive. I’m really insecure because Cassandra has been with you for a year. I’m afraid that you’ll fall in love with her. I’m sorry. It’s all my fault. Please don’t be

his gaze was distant. He said coldly, “Cassandra and I haven’t divorced yet. We are

remorsefully and promised that she

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