Chapter 90 Push You Into the Sea

Curtis stopped in front of Chloe and said, "Chloe, think it's time we settled things between us, once and for all." She met his gaze coldly. "I don't think there's anything left between us that we haven't settled." He opened his palm, revealing two cheap wedding rings. "When we divorced, you left these on the nightstand and never took them. I thought it would be best to deal with them now." Chloe's eyes lingered on the rings. There were worthless trinkets from the flea market. For a moment, she wondered how she could have been so foolish back then. She had believed that love could make up for a cheap ring and that price could ever be separate from worth. Back then, she had even believed his promise. "When I strike it rich, I'll buy you better rings!" he had said. But the truth was clear. When a man gives a woman nothing more than bargain-bin rings for a wedding, it means she never truly mattered to him. After Curtis became rich, he bought better rings. But it was meant for Sonya