Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death by Beanie Gold

Yvette didn't understand why he was asking this, but seeing how readily he sent the money, she figured he was just sympathetic and nothing more.

So, she continued chatting with him. "To be honest, I feel quite free and happy after the divorce. Oddly enough, I don't feel that much pressure," Yvette replied.

As Xavier stared at Yvette's message on the screen, he stopped typing. He couldn't come to terms with what she said. "But why? Is it because you didn't love him?" he asked.

Yvette wasn't sure how to respond. Thinking that he was a stranger she hadn't met, she decided not to hide anything.

"The person who chooses to leave in a marriage usually has thought it over carefully. It doesn't just happen over one reason," she replied.

Glumly, Xavier typed out a few paragraphs, only to delete them.

"If there's nothing else, I'm logging off. Bye," Yvette messaged.

Xavier closed their chat window.

He sat alone for a while, pondering Yvette's words. Feeling the need to get some fresh air, he pushed open the door, only to see Yvette walking toward him with a backpack on her back. Yvette immediately looked away when their eyes met.

she had been talking with someone online today,

her retreating

What a heartless woman!

he caught up to Yvette. He then indifferently asked, "Is this how you thank your

first time Yvette had heard the words "ex-husband" coming from him. Stopping in her tracks, she looked at Xavier with a

intense gaze

Yvette avoided his gaze.

already thanked you for last night. I can't do anything if you're not happy with this. Even you said that you're my ex-husband. I'm your ex-wife. For

and think she still liked him and

slightly at Yvette's cold

are you going?" he

pursed her lips. "It's none of your

In the past,

got into his car and followed Yvette as

the mall, then saw her navigating through

poor her spoken language skills had been when she had first come to find him