Chapter 46

"That's not really appropriate," Lily said instinctively. Maryanne didn't mind at all. "What's so—" Before she could finish, Terence interrupted. "It really isn't. Let's give Lily some space and head out." The courthouse was in the suburbs, serviced by a single bus line. Lily waited nearly ten minutes for the next one. Riding the bus through the city's streets, she realized that after the divorce, she wouldn't have to worry about being overwhelmed by memories. It was because, over the past two years, all the memories they shared were tied to that one house. There weren't many memories after all. They only had meals together and shared nights in bed. There was nothing except for those. She had no idea what she had gone through for the past two years. It wasn't a long period, but they lived under the same roof. She saw him before she fell asleep and when she woke up. She didn't know how long it would take to forget Xavier. However, she knew she had to forget him. She wouldn't