The Bound Between Us

Chapter 578

Katelyn's mention of her late Grannie Anita hit Feiman hard, causing him to abruptly pull over to the side of the road.

"Katelyn, my mom's been gone for so long. Can't you just let it go? Holding onto the mistakes of someone who's passed... what's the point? You're full of resentment, finding fault in everything I do. It's like nothing I do is ever right," Feiman's voice was a mix of frustration and a plea for understanding. "What have you done that's worth praising? Look at the mess you've made lately. None of it brings any joy," Katelyn shot back, her face stern and unyielding. "You didn't even bother asking for my blessing before taking in Joseph and adopting that child. Feiman, I'm still your wife by law. You think you can just do whatever you want without consulting me?"

"Herman hasn't said anything..."

"Don't you dare use our son as an excuse. Just because Herman doesn't speak up doesn't mean he agrees. You've got a child out of wedlock; you owe me an explanation, not use our son as a shield. Feiman, you've got some nerve. If you're so keen on calling the shots, why don't you just go ahead and file for divorce?"

The word "divorce" was once a line neither dared to cross, even in their coldest arguments. But now, as Katelyn spat it out, it shocked Feiman to his core.

There are lines in a marriage you don't cross, things you don't do-it's the basic principle of respect.

Once certain words are spoken, they can't be taken back. They leave scars that can deeply affect a relationship.

Feiman looked at Katelyn incredulously, his lips trembling, too struck by anger to respond.

The mention of divorce was like a chisel, cracking the icy wall that had formed between them.

lips, Katelyn's heart raced, a flicker

a heat-of-the-moment

matter their age, women have their pride, especially in critical moments like this. Katelyn expected Feiman to cave and come around, as women often do in arguments, bluffing in hopes of a

initial shock, Feiman said, "If you really want a divorce, I won't stand

were like gasoline to the

"Fine. Let's divorce."

of the car, her determination as firm as her voice. "After Herman's wedding, we'll head to

those final words, she slammed the car door behind her and walked away, her

opened his mouth to speak but ended up

and women are inherently different

guard their pride. You can hurl any

reached for his phone to call his eldest son

learning of his parents'

decided to call Anastasia, knowing that a woman's touch might help soothe

and set off to