"Whether I live or die, it has nothing to do with the Marsh family."
His lips twitched, he stared at the table, pondering something.
After a while, the gloom on his face cleared significantly.
"Are you sure?"
I know he'd been tired of me for a long time.
In my previous life, after Luca's amputation, I ran into Aarav's former colleague when I was shopping for groceries. That's when I found out Aarav was seeing someone else.
He doesn't want a divorce, not because he has feelings for me.
He has me as a free nanny, why not use me as much as possible?
Besides, if we divorce, I'll have to split the property with him and fight for Luca's custody.
Now that I said all this, he was probably overjoyed.
Sure enough, he signed the papers with a flourish.
After signing, he rubbed his hands, seemingly unsure, and tested the waters.
"You won't regret this in a few days, will you?"
"I'm telling you, I don't have time to joke with you."
As I packed up, I tried to persuade him.
"You make a good point, so why don't we just get a divorce right now?"
...
That day, we hurriedly got divorced.
Stuffing the divorce certificate into my bag, I finally felt a weight lift off my chest.