Chapter 134

Abigail was mad that Nathan assumed she was cheating on him and asked for a divorce without giving her a chance to explain herself. 'The most basic element in a relationship is trust. If he can't do that, I don't see the need to save this marriage,' she thought. Without waiting for Nathan's reply, Abigail sent another message: [Thanks for telling me the truth, Nathan. But I'm as much to blame as you. Marriage isn't a game, yet we have treated it like one. Let's not make the same mistake anymore and just end this.] Abigail put down her phone and stared blankly at the ceiling after the text was sent. The image of that rainy night from many years ago crept back into her mind. She remembered the man's cold and emotionless voice, saying, "I know about all the nasty things you've done, Abigail. There's no way I'm letting you ruin my family name. The next time you see me, act like you don't know me." Abigail smiled at the thought of that. 'What do these people take me for? Am I just some d