His Destructive, Toxic Love (Jasper and Eliza)

Chapter 426

John noticed how wrecked she looked. His face was painted with worry. "What happened last night?"

Eliza didn't want to get into it. Curled up on the couch with her head propped up, she seemed completely defeated. John's curiosity only grew. She had been in a decent mood when he dropped her off. Had someone shown up after that?

"Who came over? It wasn't... Casper, was it?" The slight hesitation in Eliza's eyes gave her away.

"What did you two talk about? Don't tell me you had another big fight?"

Sometimes, arguments don't fix anything.

John furrowed his brow, looking at Eliza, desperate for answers.

"John, we're getting a divorce." This time, it wasn't just her wishful thinking-a flicker of sadness crossed her eyes. "We're filing on Monday. With his connections, we won't even need the month's cooling-off period. We can get the divorce right away." "What?"

This was beyond what he had imagined. Casper had actually agreed to the divorce.

"Did you bring up the divorce?"

Eliza shook her head slightly. "It was his idea."

John was stunned. Casper had actually suggested the divorce?

Is it true that when love reaches its peak, people start taking all the pain on themselves?

want the surface-level stuff; he wanted to know Eliza's real feelings. "...deep down, do you really

in this

him, she had hoped her

ever accepted her efforts

up being a

happened between us, do you think we can still live together

idea was way too

better, maybe

Otherwise...

a shame-a regret, really. As a man who had experienced deep, soul-cutting love,

willing to change for the woman he loves, he'd be devoted to

how reckless or unworthy he was before, he'd cherish her like

Eliza could reconcile with Casper, her future would be one where she'd

get past her own hurdle, and

for a full recovery. You're

had there never been a path for her and

She had no regrets.

her child. "I'm just too selfish a mother for Brock, Maybe,

dimmed with

offer Brock a

still young. After Casper remarried, there'd be