Chapter 22

Sandy was expressionless when she saw him, thinking that she deliberately said something about the love between husband and wife in front of Lucas. It turned out that it was not someone else who deceived it, but herself! She closed her eyes, suddenly turned her head, avoiding his hand. Henry's hand was still stretched out in the air, a hint of surprise flashed in his eyes, but it was replaced by intolerance, "What's wrong?" "Nothing." Sandy looked at the tall and handsome man in front of her and said calmly, "Henry, let's get a divorce." Just now, she suddenly understood the fact that Henry really didn't love her. It’s not that his heart hasn’t settled as Tanya said, nor that he doesn’t know how well he is as he thinks-- But he really doesn't love her. Because he didn't love her, he unscrupulously had a high-profile affection with other women; because he didn't love her, he trampled their marriage unscrupulously; because he didn't love her, he hurt her unscrupulously. The