Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

Chapter 378

I had never seen him before. But I had heard Ryan speak with him on the phone twice. They seemed to have a life-and-death friendship, and Ryan trusted him and lan.

"Alright, do as you wish." I nodded thoughtfully. "We should go and get the divorce certificate the day after tomorrow. Please remember to arrange the

time."

His dark eyes flickered, and he gave a self-deprecating smile with a hint of bitterness. "Are you counting the days until you're done with me?"

"Something like that," I answered without hesitation.

Ryan's long lashes cast shadows over his eyes, and his thin lips were pressed into a straight line. "Fine, I'll do as you say."

"It's not about doing as I say." I corrected him. "Ryan, this is something we've already agreed on. There's no such thing as one side following the other."

He looked at me quietly, and after a short pause, he sighed. "Was I always like this in front of you?"

"Like what? Do you mean indifferent, perfunctory, or hypocritical?" I took a sip of coffee. "Don't worry. I'm not being hypocritical with you."

From the very beginning, I had envisioned a dignified conclusion. But now, the situation was far from the word "dignified."

Ryan's expression stiffened, and he stared at me blankly, hesitating. Eventually, he asked, "When did you stop wanting to like me at all?"

I was taken aback.

began flashing in my mind. They

head. "I don't know. Maybe it was very early on? Perhaps it was when you lied to me on our wedding anniversary

VIS BONUS

I couldn't even clarify whether i was reluctant to give

version of my

myser

spent over half a year desperately climbing out of a pit that had

He didn't look at

already answered before he finished

half my life into him, and I

That was enough

say anything more. Finally, he took a deep breath and said, "The day after tomorrow morning, we'll go to the Civil Affairs Bureau. i nodded. “This time, it

with a lingering gaze.

won't have any reason or identity to come and

was momentarily stunned, as if I hadn't heard him.

back at the Frost family's residence,

It was strange.

rarely made such

calling a servant to clean up the broken pieces, I quickly went upstairs, grabbed

It was gone.