Chapter 9

Victoria froze at Leon's words. It was at this moment that she truly saw Leon for who he was. She began to understand that after submitting the divorce application, they were nothing more than strangers. The suffocating pain in her chest instantly vanished. She adjusted her emotions, and her expression turned cold. "I'm not someone important, but if you had the decency to return my belongings on your initiative, none of this would've happened." "It's just a suitcase. Leon wouldn't want your stuff anyway." Eva spoke up in Leon's defense. "He wouldn't, but I don't want my suitcase to be tainted with filth." Victoria looked at the two, and her gaze was no longer filled with pain or sorrow. All that remained was emptiness as if something inside her had just been hollowed out. Leon's eyes darkened slightly. Victoria's expression remained indifferent as she said, "Give me my stuff, and I'll leave right away." She'd suddenly let go to accept his sudden indifference and that he'd cho