Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 252 When a Marriage Should End, It Should End

Selena didn't know what happened upstairs and had been waiting in the corridor quietly until eleven o'clock before getting up, feeling her legs numb.

After greeting the nurse, she left and drove back to the hotel with her tired body.

Just as she came out of the top floor elevator, the elevator next to her also opened, and Raymond walked out.

Raymond was wearing a suit, casually adjusting his cufflinks.

He didn't have John with him, he came back alone.

Selena blinked her tired eyes and called out, "Mr. Montague."

The doors of the two elevators closed simultaneously behind them, slowly.

elevator slowly descended and the sound of its descent was clearly audible, perhaps because this floor was too quiet. Raymond took the lead and walked towards his room. Since Selena's room was closer, it was inevitable for him to pass by her. Selena caught a faint scent

he was able to delay Raymond for such a long time, being his first love and

but he didn't pay her any attention

by, she heard him ask, "Are

under her eyes. "Hmm,

had already swiped his card to open the door, but upon hearing the sound, he didn't immediately go

related to your

out a small yawn, covering her mouth with her fair hand, tears forming

Montague, get some rest early. Goodnight." She was about to walk towards the other side of the corridor when she heard him say, "Selena,

and eyebrows suddenly brightening. But because she was tired, her voice was

woman hasn't compromised in a marriage?" This has always been the societal

present, she had no choice but to use this phrase to appease Raymond. As expected, Raymond's eyes showed a

looked at him, her voice flowing like a

as accomplished as you must also feel helpless in your own marriage, right? My husband is exceptional, and I really like him. If it comes to a point where divorce is necessary, I believe I would leave as well." However, her "liking" was more akin to appreciation. Because Raymond was indeed exceptional at such a young age, he already governed the Montague family