on

mpared to Maggie, who always liked to compete with

ging in their daytime debauchery. However, being shameless people by nature, they mere

n giving Lydia a disdainful glance, before walki

he was indeed foolish! Maggie was so familiar with this place, indicating she had been h

te, reclining on the sofa, exhaling smoke clouds, and spoke with extreme dis

eyes. Did she need their permission to come into her

ared fixedly into Ron's eyes. Once, she had loved those warm and tender eyes, always filled with ripples,

ow filled with disdain and mockery. "Lydia, to say you're stupid, you tr

reason why you betrayed me! You were the one who pursued me first, you promis

, his eyes showing no emotion. He nonchalantly blew a smoke ring, exting

on had specifically gifted her on her birthday. At the time, she had wondered why the size seemed off, but s

thes were not meant for her. T

ed look. "What's with all th

ady in chaos, stagger

know the so-called truth, I'll tell you straight. Ron and I have known

she fell to the ground, r

ch hatred, so

y pursue me?" She wanted to hear t

rthy of Ron's pursuit? If it wasn't for your famil

m her tongue helping her regain some semblance of rationality. Her hands clenched into

l the causes and consequences of this situation, to remember who owed her and who betra

d down. She had understood everything now. It turned out that wha

her tears unable to flow anymore. She felt like all the blood in her body had congealed, her

eaningful?" Ron didn't answer; instead, Maggie took over. But Lydia stu

ur brain filled with shit? We've already made things so clear, yet you still ask if I e

o

with tears, she unexpectedly calmed down when facing this man, with whom

orce

ach other, let's get divorce

oo naive! Want a

, her mind blank.

with Maggie. He chuckled first, then Maggie went into the room and

a divorce, si

ken. This was not a divorce agreement at all; it was a property transfer list. The agreement stated that Lydia voluntar

as the

ith anger. How could

nt, she said, "You two are the most despi

site her, crossing her legs and trimming her nails nonchal

aste of blood and pain helping her calm down a bit. With a few quic

andfather, and has nothing to do with you two! I'll

d and left, feeling nauseous a

r, pouting as she said to Ron,

she can't es

his arms, his eyes flas

bustling street, amidst the throng of people, she felt abandoned by the world overnight.

ed, unable to hol

xhausted. Suddenly, her head throbbed, her vision blur