Love's Bitter Edge (Eva and Leonard)

Chapter 34

Chapter 34 Are You Playing Me

When I returned to the small apartment Emma rented, I felt much more relaxed. Without Leonard's presence, everything was so much better.

Enama bustled around, ordering takeout and washing fruit, worried that I might not be eating well or getting enough nutrition.

When she was about to go out to buy oysters again, I quickly stopped her. "Don't waste the oysters. Eggs are just as good, and oysters don't add much flavor anyw

"Are you saying my cooking is bad?" she asked, narrowing her eyes at me with a dangerous look. I nodded without feeling guilty.

She made a face and said, "We're both equal when it comes to cooking, so neither of us should complain.

I smiled genuinely, feeling happy. Then I looked at her seriously and asked, "Emma, could you help me find a divorce lawyer?"

Emma stared at me for a moment before asking, "Aren't you going to tell him the truth? If he knew, he'd definitely regret it."

I shook my head, as I really didn't want to talk about it.

The breakup was so messy because i didn't want Leonard to find me again or feel burdened. Now that we don't even have any feelings left for each other, why stretch it out?

and he finds out the truth later,

She knew

me and Leonard feel worse. Treplied, "He doesn't love me anymore. With just a bit of

were especially hard to say because they weren't entirely true. I did hate him, but I also still had

while there was still a bit of feeling lett, maybe

definitely find a good lawyer for you.

I shouldn't have ever been with him

weren't for the circumstances back then, I wouldn't have gotten involved with him at all. Maybe our breakup was too messy, and I had become his obsession. With the right person by

Emma's place and planned to split the rent with her. I had no

with a

seemed to go right all morning I only learned what had happened when

"Mr. Harmon is missing and not answering his phone. The Brightwave Group

signed and

colleagues, feeling sorry for me, avoided bringing up anything related to Leonard unless absolutely necessary. Everyone was

stood up. "I'll handle it. After all, the project is our

her eyes brimming with

the meeting room, I saw the displeased face

being late," I said, giving George Smith a