Chapter 10

The second the words left Jonah's mouth, he regretted them, but he was too angry to stop himself. He couldn't understand why Kayla was doing any of this. "Say something! Explain it to me!" he shouted. "There's nothing to explain," Kayla said flatly. "You can think whatever you want. Like I said, just sign the divorce agreement. I'll be back in Jolsa when it's time to finalize the divorce procedures." Then, she hung up. Jonah called again. But this time, the call didn't go through. While standing in the middle of the gutted apartment, surrounded by bare concrete and silence, Jonah felt a cold emptiness seep into his chest. He'd loved Kayla so much. And now, the only thing she left him with was her signature on the divorce agreement. He shredded the document in a fit of rage, tearing it to pieces, then walked out the front door without so much as a glance at Lily. Lily stood there, surveying what was left of the space. She had actually liked Kayla's original design. It was beaut