Chapter 13

After seeing that Marcus couldn't be persuaded or coerced, a grim-faced Samuel declared, "There's nothing left for us to talk about then. It doesn't matter how many copies you make. I'm not going to sign the divorce agreement. If you want to take me to court, so be it." He was certain that Emily would have to show herself in court. When the time came, he would surely do whatever he could to seek her forgiveness. They shared many years of love and countless memories together. Just meeting him in person would undoubtedly stir up some emotions in her. As long as he refused to get a divorce, sooner or later, she would change her mind and come back to him. However, Marcus was also prepared for this. He informed Samuel, "Mr. Porter, Ms. Anderson doesn't need to take you to court. That's merely the last resort. If possible, she would rather that you two could end things on an amicable note. "One option is to remain separated for two years. That way, the divorce paperwork can be filed regar