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heart pounding as I heard his words ec

he just say he wanted a divorce? I mean, asking me, Ruby Moon, who gave him my kidney? On ou

k about this? I know things are complicated right now, but we can work through it. I can't lose you! We ha

e, and the distance between us f

held. I could feel the chill of his rejection wrapping around me, suffocating my hopes. "The

ure this is not the first time you will be meeting each

alked past me, his body language si

etly, hoping to understand the reason behind the sudden request for a divorce

as clear as day that

ony is held, I rushed after him, but as I made to step out a

walked amidst the crowd, and before everyone could notice h

my stomach. From the steep stairs, I watched my husba

thing that made him smile but made my heart more clenched. A deep-seated ache settled in

the pain I endured when my kidney was r

airs and walked to the open garden. Over my dead

I moved towards them, but before I could g

d either, but right here before me

through her pains; he just marked her. I

his wife." Someone amidst the crowd yell

around so no one

in that blue gown;

earing the same clothes as mine

her arms around Michael's nec

ckwave of betrayal through me. Michael responded with an ease that

I quickly fought back my tears while hiding my face through my disheveled hair. The disg

deeper into Michael, deepening their kiss, a silent de

his expression unreadable as he caught sight of me. We both looke

d defiance weighing over me. It won't matter to him anyway,

. 'Is it really over?' This is the question that keeps replaying itself in my brain as my eye

them. Each page was crisp and clean, th

of relief. Here, laid out before me, was the finality of everyt

a, then so be it. I will give him what he wanted. My fingers tremble

the promises he made to me, remembering that even giving him my k

, but I quickly wiped it away. This is my reality now; I

look at the room, which carries all