After going back to the villa, I threw away every memory from before.
All the gifts from anniversaries, the accessories, and the decorations that Kairo had given me, I did not want to bring any of them with me.
The ones worth money, I gave to Attorney Jade, asking him to help sell them.
For the rest of the keepsakes, I placed them all into boxes.
Everything in this place, I did not want anymore.
From the time Kairo signed the divorce papers, anything connected to him only made me feel very sick.
I did not plan to inform the Gibson and Harrison families about the divorce.
Five years back, when Kairo was unfaithful, and I wanted a divorce, they had never stood on my side.
Even now, they would never stand with me.
In their view, only the benefits of the Gibson and Harrison families mattered; my joy and the life of the child could all be given up.
At that moment, Kairo suddenly ran inside.
When he saw the keepsakes scattered across the floor and the accessories and decorations he had given me, he froze for a short moment.
Soon after, his eyes toward me became cold.
"Didn't you agree to let Madeline go? Why did you, right after I stepped out, send people to cause trouble at the clinic?"
I frowned and coldly laughed. "It wasn't me. If it were me, it would never be this simple."
Kairo did not trust me at all.
He stared at me with anger and kicked the ceramic figure on the floor until it broke apart.
"Azalea! When did you turn this cruel? Aren't you worried the child in your belly will lose years of life?"
That had been the gift he gave me for our third anniversary.
My heart hurt for a brief second, but soon after, it changed into anger.
"Kairo! I already said it wasn't me, you can go check it yourself! Who gave you the right to speak badly about the child in my belly?"
I stared at him with anger.
The two people who once cared for each other had now turned into people full of hate.
Kairo looked at my bulging belly with anger and said, "Other than you, who else would go after Madeline! Azalea, I'm telling you, if you go after Madeline again, I won't let you go!"
He angrily broke everything on the floor.
Kairo knew better than anyone how much I once valued these things, even calling them treasures wouldn't be too much.
When he noticed me staring in a daze at the broken pieces across the floor, Kairo gave a cold smile.
"Azalea, you'll regret this!"
No, I would not.
I didn't say it, but I only felt that these items being broken might have saved me effort.
"Leave, Kairo, we're getting a divorce!"
He pushed aside the things on the floor and looked over me with anger.
Then he scoffed. "Azalea, the baby in your belly is already eight months old. How could you divorce me? Stop acting!"
After saying that, he didn't look at me again, turned around, and hurried out, brushing past Attorney Jade, who came in to take the jewelry and decorations.
I stayed where I was, watching him run toward Madeline.
This time, Kairo got it wrong; he had already signed the divorce papers.
In seven more days, I would be free.
