Chapter 67

I flung his hand off with a cold glare and said, "Gavin, I don't love you anymore." The love I once had for him was gone, drained along with my tears the day my mother passed. In this one-sided relationship, I sacrificed my youth and even indirectly caused the death of the person who loved me the most—my mom. If anything, the only emotion I had for Gavin would be hate. He shook his head in disbelief. "No, I don't believe you. You must still be angry with me, right?" I took a deep breath, unwilling to argue further. "Gavin, do you think there's any point in discussing this now? Don't forget that Mandy is pregnant with your child." "Though that child isn't really yours…" I added silently in my mind. Meanwhile, I, the one who was about to divorce him, was the one bearing his real child. However, that was something he probably wouldn't know for the rest of his life. "Gracie, I was drunk that night. I thought Mandy was you…" "Gavin!" I couldn't stand to listen to him any longer an