Chapter 185: Mary's Determination

"It's not your concern," Goda said, but Mary's eyes immediately turned red, as if she was about to cry. "Impulsiveness won't solve anything," Goda added, considering Mary's recent erratic behavior. "You're about to become a grandmother soon. You're not a child anymore. Don't let your emotions control you. If you hadn't impulsively stabbed Bruno recently, you two would probably have already ended the marriage." Before their marriage, Bruno had concealed his true feelings, so in a way, Mary was also a victim. The chances of successfully suing for divorce were high. Talking about this made Mary's expression even more twisted. She didn't regret it at all. If she did regret something, it was not stabbing him more. Goda almost immediately understood what she was thinking. He sighed inwardly, keeping his expression neutral, and asked calmly, "Can you persuade him to divorce you?" Mary didn't answer. She knew that Bruno wouldn't agree to a divorce at this point. She looked at Goda with a