Chapter 190 Regret

When Sarina heard Iden's response, she found it quite laughable. How could he say he wasn't avoiding her, and with such confidence? "Fine, if you're not avoiding me, then come to the office now," she typed. "Not free now," came the reply. Sarina's expression paused for a moment. She continued, half-smiling, "Then when will you be free?" "Don't know," was the curt response. "Don't know?" Anger began to well up in Sarina. "Iden, didn't we agree to handle the divorce in these two days? What's your intention now?" It was him who first brought up the divorce, but now he kept avoiding it. What was going on? "Do you not want the divorce anymore?" Sarina's questioning echoed in Iden's ears, making him instantly displeased. A hint of hostility flashed in his eyes as he replied sharply, "When did I promise to divorce you right away? I said we'd talk about it after my parents leave. Sarina, Elsa is still in the hospital, do you have any conscience? Are you so eager for the divorce?" Sarin