Chapter 68 Her Desire for Divorce

Frank said, "I have never considered you a fool, and I am well aware of your deep love for me." Lorraine, not responding directly, said, "If you truly are a sanctimonious person, I can choose to divorce you. Even if I still love you, I cannot bear a liar." "Did you not absorb a single word I just said?" Lorraine nodded. "I trust only the tangible facts. We've been together so long, yet after three years, I still have no sign of pregnancy. Others have children within six months of marriage. Do you realize how troublesome it is for me each time I have to explain this? I truly don't wish to confront these issues anymore." Each time she attended gatherings, she faced pressure about childbirth. Whenever Lorraine heard such words, she could only respond with a light smile. She claimed it was her choice not to have children, reasoning that she was still young and not wanting to be tied down by a child. But this excuse couldn't last a lifetime; eventually, they would need to have their ow