I refuse to divorce

nt of each house made the villa area look much more welcoming. A little white snow fell slowly from the sky. The wh

only saw the piece of paper in front of her, the words tha

the man who still made her heart ache, the man who

le to gather the

ua. She didn't even have the courage to look at

forced me to marry you in the first place, and now that my gr

throat at that moment, and she looked

, he had never looked at her so coldly, as if he were looking at a toy he was t

to hold bac

ard she resisted, her eyes remained red. She hugged Joshua's thin w

abandoned cat. How she wished this were a nightmare, that Joshua wo

ad obediently listened to Joshua's every command, even if she didn't

made a disgusted expression. She forcefully broke free from the arms around her waist. This sudden force was like trying to break Astrid'

name on the divorce agreement, a name that made her heart ache so much she could barely breathe. The pen was smooth, a

as her life. She couldn't imagine a day w

she couldn't l

vorce agreement, quickly crumpling it into a ball and putting it in her mouth. S

uld definitely force her to sign the divorce agreement toni

oat, and she swallowed it with pain, but it was n

rumpled paper ball, it was already too late. Astrid swallowed the paper ball one step faster than him. I

unreasonable request, Astrid would always unconditionally obey his orders. "Damn it! Spit it out! Spit it out, do it for

g fast. This was her last chance, even if she could only look at Joshua in the future. Even if Joshua hated her in

d stubborn eyes, Joshua slowly l

id and walked up the sta

sappear, Astrid exha

Joshua proposed to her, the day he told her s

to divorce him; she coul

t Joshua's door. She didn't dare knock; she was panicked

her courage and reached for the doorkn

divorced?" Then Joshua snorted coldly, "Since you want it so badly, then I'll satisfy you!" Joshua didn't give her time to react. In an instant, pain and pleasure coursed

wasn't like that, but Joshua's next thrust only made her clench her teeth. She didn't want to moan and make Joshua feel disg

uietly, not daring to ask who it was. She was afraid of crying again. If she did at this

but he got up and, in a still cold tone, said, "Go back to

t was time to go back. It didn't matter if he left her like thi