Chapter 56 Hypocritical

Jeremiah looked exhausted, clearly having been scolded harshly by his family. He was stubborn and always sided with Elsa. Now, he was just reaping what he sowed. He clenched his teeth, tugged at his tie, and tried to suppress his anger. He said, "I'm here today with sincere intentions to talk. As long as you stop bringing up the divorce, I'll agree to any conditions you make." I found it laughable. "Jeremiah, what's your promise worth to me? All I want is a divorce. If you can't even agree to that, how can you talk about sincerity?" His face turned pale with rage, and he clenched his fist tightly. "Must you make this so difficult? After all these years of marriage, I can't believe you don't have a single ounce of affection for me!" Hah. I had never met someone so narcissistic. What gave him the nerve to think that I would still love him as I once did after being betrayed? "Don't worry. If you keep refusing the divorce, I'll take it to court. If you want to avoid embarrassment,