Sir Your Wife Already Signed the Divorce Paper

Chapter 23.2: Guilt

With closed eyes, she could feel the darkness enveloping her, void of any light.

But the kiss didn’t happen as she expected.

Imogen looked around.

Troy took a step back and said, “Sorry, I’ll go to the guest room. You should get some rest.”

He stood outside the door, closed his eyes, and tried to forget what had just happened.

He had almost kissed her.

He was losing control.

How could he still want to kiss Imogen when he was about to divorce her and marry Sarah?

He tried to convince himself that he was merely reacting to Imogen’s beautiful body. When she stood naked in front of him, he was just a normal guy with natural physical responses.

Troy rubbed his forehead.

Imogen stood there, stiff, listening to the heavy sound of the door closing.

The air around her felt cold, seeping into her skin.

She quickly pulled up the blanket, wrapped it around herself, and curled up in the corner of the bed, hiding her head in the blanket. Crystal tears dripped from the corners of her eyes, soaking the bedding.

His cold departure had felt like a slap in the face.

and she fell for

ago, he had asked her to toast Sarah. But when he pushed her a little, she couldn’t help

didn’t spare a glance, for her as

must really care

had hurt

thought she

pampering her when he was in a good

even crazier

herself not to expect something that didn’t belong

to quickly

She wanted to leave and be with her

give birth and raise her child in peace, she desired to leave her job and go to

Boom-

Thunder roared outside.

woke up from her thoughts, her heart pounding in her

into the darkness, taking deep breaths and wiping the sweat from her

the haunting scenes of

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fade away.

eyes, she could hear the sharp, abrupt sounds and see her father’s body

Boom and rumble-

and shivered, her face becoming

scenes before her

This wasn’t right.

herself up and got out of bed. She rummaged through boxes and cupboards until she found her medication. Unscrewing the bottle,

it, she suddenly remembered that she was