Aren't You Going To Divorce Me?

Elizabeth got in James's car. She closed her eyes and didn't say anything. She didn't know what James was thinking about, because he didn't say anything, either.  She had been to the Civil Affairs Bureau from South Lake once. Last time, she was high-strung and nervous, because she was so young, but she had to register for marriage with a man she was not familiar with. Moreover, she was a little scared, because she had no idea what her marriage would be like. At that time, even if she did not think about how she would live with him in the future, she really had no better choice. But at this time, she was also jittery. Although she closed her eyes, she was a maelstrom of churning emotions inside. In her heart, she kept thinking that she didn't want to divorce at all, but she couldn't say it out. She was regarded as a sl*tty woman, and he didn't give her any chance, so it was useless for her to struggle. Arriving at the Civil Affairs Bureau meant that she was going to part with him. She o