#Chapter 155

Theodore’s POV I’d be lying if I said there wasn’t a little extra spring in my step as I stepped into our room at Marcy’s place, freshly showered after training all morning with Bennett. Closing the door behind me, I dropped my towel and winked at my wife across the room. “Well, well, well,” she mocked, “look who’s all cocky and in a good mood now that he correctly splintered once.” I crossed the room to wrap her in a naked hug, even though she was still in her sweaty clothes waiting for her turn in the shower. “You could have showered with me, you know.” She smacked my chest playfully. “Not in my cousin’s house, you rake.” I laughed but was unfortunately pulled away from my beautiful wife by a rare notification on my phone. I dressed myself as I checked the newest text, which was from Dahlia. Aside from keeping Eva from calling you every two seconds, all is well in Midnight. Take the time you need to finalize your divorce. My heart sank at the reminder of the divorce I