Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 211

Before heading out to the city hall, Christine grabbed me by the shoulders, giving my lips a coat of bold red lipstick. “Big celebrations call for bright and fiery vibes. There you go!”

After applying it, she looked satisfied, waving me off with a smile. I couldn’t help but laugh, feeling a sudden lift in my spirits. Indeed, wasn’t this what I had been longing for?

I perked up and went out, arriving at the town hall at 2 PM.

After waiting for him countless times over three years, I wasn’t keen on doing it again. Yet, as I stepped out of the car, there was no sign of Bryant. It seemed I was waiting for him once more.

Thankfully, he didn’t keep me waiting for too long. A few minutes later, a tall figure stepped out of a sleek black Maybach. His presence was imposing, and his gaze icy, clearly in a foul mood.

Since we headed toward divorce, he’d stopped hiding his true self. Gone was the gentle and reserved facade he used to put up.

However, he wasn’t alone. Two more figures emerged from the car. Arm in arm with Teresa, Margaret followed behind Bryant, oblivious that he was aware of their petty schemes.

pause. “You were so eager for a divorce, weren’t you?

smirked, “What’s this? Planning on swapping your divorce papers for a marriage license today, are you? You’re going out of your way to prevent your

eyes narrowed, his voice flat, “Were you so

to love you,

loved him, to the point where I lost myself. How could

his emotions unreadable in the dim light of the town hall. “And

tone was so indifferent as if he was asking if I wasn’t the

I looked away to hide my feelings. I pointed to the ticket machine as we reached the town hall’s entrance. “I’ll go get a

in a sharp suit approached us from

me, his words cutting, “Aren’t you in a hurry? Let’s save you some

thrown earlier, my

past displays of tenderness never seemed sincere, just superficial acts. He’d never truly cared for what I needed. It was somewhat ironic

middle–aged man led us into an office, gathered our documents, and brought in the papers for us to sign. In no time, we were about to get