Chapter 32 You Should Leave

I picked up the earrings she had thrown at me. They were beautiful heart-shaped diamond studs, a style I used to love. I had bought from this brand after getting married, but after catching Leonard at the same store shopping with some model, I stopped going there. I glanced at her ears. As I suspected, they were newly pierced. I remembered how she used to say that only women with questionable reputations pierced their ears in her hometown, which is why she never did it. Yet now, she had gone and pierced hers and even wore oversized earrings before the piercings had healed. Because I used to like these kinds of earrings—slightly exaggerated and super sparkly. She probably didn't know that I'd stopped wearing earrings altogether, and I certainly wouldn't touch anything from that brand anymore. I placed the earrings aside gently, and she let out a bitter laugh. "I heard you sold your wedding ring for money. Why are you still pretending? "You're not fighting for this marriage bec