Chapter 26

When Timothy said that word, his voice caught, as if it was too much for him to bear. I never imagined someone like Timothy would cry in front of me. Faced with his tears, I didn't feel the slightest bit of sympathy. Only deep disgust. "That's enough. Mr. Hayes. We're already divorced. Please show some respect." Timothy froze, clearly not expecting me to say that. "I'm your husband. Why are you calling me Mr. Hayes? I never agreed to the divorce. I signed that paper without knowing what it was. It doesn't count." He shook his head, refusing to believe I could be this heartless. He thought back to the times I smiled sweetly and called his name. But now, all he saw was my cold, distant expression. It felt like a steel blade had been driven straight through his chest. The pain made him want to clutch his heart. Suddenly, he lunged forward and wrapped his arms around me, ignoring my resistance. His tears fell onto my neck, making me frown. "Mr. Hayes, please let go of me. Whethe