Who's Crying Now, Ex-Husband?

Chapter 137

It was early on New Year's Day, and the brisk morning air was filled with excitement. After exchanging warm wishes and having breakfast, Jade, along with Mila and Eugene, set off to St. Michael's Cathedral to offer prayers for blessings.

During the drive, Mila occasionally checked her phone, hoping for messages. Besides the flood of greetings from friends, there was nothing more. She had already video-called her great-aunt and her mother-in-law to extend her New Year wishes.

But there was still no message from Adrian. Perhaps he was still asleep after staying up late to ring in the New Year? She sighed, having not expected much. Mila turned off her phone and decided to let it go.

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The car rolled into Westridge Heights, and the trio stepped out into the crisp air. They walked through the misty, evergreen forest and passed through the ornate stained glass gates, entering the cathedral.

Along the path, blooming golden daffodils lined the way, truly living up to their reputation as the crown jewels of Kingsford. However, the crowd was overwhelming.

Jade frequently donated to the cathedral, and her generosity was well-known. It wasn't long before one of the clergy members approached them, inviting them into the inner sanctuary for tea and a brief rest.

After noon, when the chapel reopened, the three of them entered to pray. Inside, a massive sculpture of a reclining Christ dominated the altar, eyes half-open, exuding a benevolent and majestic aura.

to light a candle. Kneeling before

go smoothly, and if she remarries, let her find a kind, capable,

if my prayers are answered, I

full of hope, she

family elders, followed suit, lighting a

If you're listening, help my sister get through her divorce successfully, and make sure to take me with you

up but added one more thought, "And maybe, let my brother grow old

with utmost

lit her candle, knelt down, and inhaled the rich scent of the incense as she made her earnest

and health, let my mother-in-law find peace and joy, and

those I've met who have treated me well, may they

she added

my divorce proceed

those who have wronged my family, friends, and me meet their just

and