Chapter 39: You don’t forgive me

She quickly apologized, "I apologize for prying into your personal matter, Mr. Mathews." She remembered that he disliked her prying into his affairs. “It’s fine. I am surprised you asked. I thought that after our disastrous divorce, you would not bat an eye if I died,” he said, looking pleased. “I am not that kind of person, but it is normal to think so; after all, Mr. Mathews and I know very little about each other,” she said. “True, we were mostly strangers. He said, "The fault is mine," and she couldn't help but frown. What did he mean by this? She wanted to ask, but then remembered the words he had said earlier. “Besides, I don’t think our divorce was disastrous,” she refuted. She thought it was clean and tidy—just as he liked it. She thought it was a good decision for both of them. "Even when I divorced you, just because you thought I was sleeping around?" he asked, causing her to pause. She was not sure what was going on in his head, but her emotions, which she had thou