Chapter 60 We Have Yet to Get a Divorce

Loathing his disgraceful behavior, he said, “The reason why I prioritize this matter is because I don’t want to owe Deirdre anything. She was forced by me to become the scapegoat and lost her sight in jail. If she were to be rendered mute, I would feel guilty for the rest of my life.” “Really?” Charlene stopped crying in the meantime. “When are you going to marry me then? I understand that you couldn’t throw a grand wedding because of the motor vehicle accident before, but it has already been two years. Most people have already forgotten about the accident, so now is the best time for us to get married.” ‘Marry you?’ Brendan’s mind went blank, as he had never thought about this. “You’ll have to wait a little longer.” “Wait?” Charlene’s face turned ghastly pale, her hand clutching the wheelchair’s arm. “Why should I wait? Bren, have you fallen in love with Deirdre?” “No!” Brendan immediately denied it. It sounded like a joke to him. “Deirdre and I have yet to get a divorce.” “Wh