Chapter 18

I never thought that at this point, Gavin would still feign ignorance. It was really exhausting. I turned around and pulled out another copy of the divorce agreement from my bag. "Sign it right now and leave. You're not welcome here." Gavin's face darkened as he attempted to tear up the document. "Go ahead. I've got plenty of copies with me," I coldly said before he could tear it up. Gavin paused for a moment before he tore up the divorce agreement into shreds and flung them into the air. Tiny scraps of paper floated down to the ground like snow. I turned around and took out yet another divorce agreement. "Sign it," I calmly said. Gavin looked at me with a puzzled frown on his face, as if he could not recognize me. "Grace, you never used to be like this." "That's right. Maybe I've had enough of pretending to be who I'm not…" I smiled dryly. The old me had loved Gavin so deeply that I had put him above me. I had bent over backward to accommodate his tantrums to the point wh