Chapter 74

That evening, Natalie hurriedly made her way to the Wilson’s residence, her heart filled with anxiety and anticipation.

As Natalie stepped inside the house, Mary, the friendly housekeeper, welcomed her with a warm smile. “Mrs. Wilson, you’re here”

Mary could not help but feel a sense of confusion. Today was not usual for gatherings at the Wilson’s residence, and she could not help but notice that Trevon was nowhere to be seen.

Natalie smiled warmly at Mary and replied, “Hello, Mary. Is Mr. Theo in his study? I have something important to discuss with him. Is he available at the moment?”

“Sure, he’s upstairs. Just knock on his door, Mary replied. “Mr. Theo has finished dinner and is currently practicing calligraphy in his study,”

Natalie went directly to the study and gently knocked on the door. A deep voice resonated from within, saying, “Please,

come in.”

His lack of surprise was palpable as Theo laid his eyes upon Natalie, who was standing at the door with poise and grace. It was evident that he had anticipated her impending visit.

However, he was caught off guard by the timing of her visit.

A flicker of surprise danced across Theo’s face as he greeted Natalie. “My dear, what brings you here?” he exclaimed. “Come in, come in. Have you had dinner?”

Natalie responded politely with a white lie. “Mr. Theo, I’ve already had dinner, she claimed. Deep down, however, she harbored a greater purpose, knowing that indulging in a substantial meal would only hinder her as she braced herself for the weighty matters ahead.

“Mr. Theo, are you busy? I want to discuss something with you,’ she expressed, conveying a sense of urgency.

Natalie had always been a person unaccustomed to compromise. She persevered through countless days because of her deep love and loyalty toward Theo. However, amidst her unyielding nature, she found one aspect elusive-her own heart, a force beyond her control, dictating its desires and yearnings.

Instead of offering an immediate response, Theo shifted gears, diverting the conversation to a different topic altogether. A nostalgic smile played on his lips as he suggested, “It’s been some time since we last played chess together. How about joining me for a few rounds today?”

sat at the chess table,

of focused play. Mr. Theo broke the silence, his voice gentle yet probing. “Natalie, are you contemplating separating from Trevon? Are you unhappy?”

“Mr.

to make things work, we

Natalie yearned to convey another important aspect of her decision. She wanted to ensure that, despite their incompatibility, their marriage would not descend into a state of mutual animosity and bitterness, which

and fiercely competitive nature have shaped his worldview. Furthermore, his time serving in the military, where opportunities to form meaningful connections might have been scarce, could have impacted his emotional intelligence. Natalie, I must ask, is it truly that you harbor no

mix of conviction and empathy, “Regardless of the specific reasons, I firmly believe that forcing two incompatible individuals to remain together is a form of torment for both parties involved. It’s not that Trevon

already completed my application for studying abroad. It’s

leave.” he contemplated inwardly. Recognizing that her decision went beyond the influence of mere trends, he acknowledged that there must be deeper underlying reasons propelling her forward. It became apparent to him that her dissatisfaction had likely been accumulating gradually and that his grandson might have fallen short in various aspects,

testament her unwavering resolve.

decision. Very well, my dear, since you have firmly made up your mind. I will be the one to make the

she registered Theo’s swift acceptance of her decision. “Mr. Thro, is tomorrow suitable! If it is, I would appreciate it if Trevon could accompany me to

to beg him. We can proceed with

herself taken aback, feeling somewhat uninformed about the possibility of initiating a one-sided divorce. Her mind raced with questions as she pondered the situation. Is it now possible for divorces to be initiated unilaterally she

had never experienced divorce firsthand, Natalie lacked in-depth knowledge and understanding of the intricacies involved in

called out loudly. “Gage, please

hurriedly ascended the stairs, his breath slightly labored from the hastened pace. “Mr. Theo.

breath and then proceed to call City Hall Request they work overtime to accommodate

Gage acknowledged.

a concise span of less than an hour, a man in his thirties arrived at the residence, accompanied by two individuals. The trio, equipped with the necessary

surprise within Natalie, reinforcing her perception that circumstances seemed more expedient and convenient for those

that evening. Although she had come prepared. with her identification card, she had not anticipated the need for

tone, they informed her that

at the City Hall. Trevon received the newly obtained red booklet and promptly handed it to Theo. Theo had safeguarded it until the present

certificates, each adorned with a distinctive red cover, were obtained. The swiftness with which the divorce had transpired contrasted starkly with the duration

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