divorce paper, so

u

eemed to have stopped, coming to a stand still as her b

e spilling such nonsense.' The brunette t

en we can. talk about this in the morning." She affirmed and forced a smile onto he

t to leave her lips. Raising her gaze, she was

clear in his blue-ocean like or

send home the divorce documents, so y

Her gray orbs shook as they s

in front of her knew ex

t would just be another silly story Ari

and that tone. that tone that always seemed to throw icy daggers at her. Never, n

ome contracted wife th

ining this marriage. A marriage that

wer was clear to

Lucien's gaze. This made a poker appear between the brows of the

upid Ariadne. It was clear from the beginning that this

ng in her heart a

t a marriage forged solely by a cont

was her life. Her past, pres

e tells

orward, boring his icy eyes into hers more than

d you and this marriage. It's bothersome. I'

s were like sharp needles directed straigh

d endured humiliation and sorrow for the pas

w the reason for Lucien's sudden not

ity portrayed on her face, draining the beaut

raced his step, not bothering to take a glance at the anniversary dinn

the distance as Ariadne stood there, utterl

r tears spill and blinked

er. A pained chuckle leaving her lips the moment she realized all her day's worth of eff

her decision of abandoning her previous

ndex finger to wipe off a stray tear

h the hope that Lucien might return. She waited a

. It was obviously from the fact that she had cried last night and still

, about to start her morning routine whe

nce looked

p in a ponytail, doll like Gray eye, a pair of perfectly thinned pink lips and sk

ever seemed to work on Lucien. The male a

he was, asking

life turned

was down the stairs and at the front door, pulling it open to see a strange man-who sh

echt, Good

he brunette quizzed as she eyed

ome documents. I think it would be

ater giving in. "Sure, come in." She stepped ba

ng area and both persons were seated, Ariad

o be brief, so n

owards the documents direction, so

see, and when her gaze landed on the letter heading, her heart did a somersault and landed in a damn

properties would be transferred to your name and as per

d any of Ariadne's interest, what she could feel was only

t's all he thought

foolishly abandoned all for t

t, can you hear me?" The law

the divorce for real?" She confirmed again,

nd then handed her the pen and the papers, "Mr.

appeared before her eyes, her hea

here, as if laughing at

rs of marriage and devotion to a man

wanting to see her for a second mo

adne had abruptly stood up

What a joke. She re