The elevator doors slid shut behind me, cutting off the acrid smell of smoke.
I leaned against the elevator wall and let out a long, shuddering breath.
Five years.
I had finally cut that man out of my life.
There was no heart-wrenching pain as I had once imagined.
There was only an immense sense of relief. A burden finally lifted.
Upstairs, in the ruins.
Miller looked down at the papers on the floor and let out a cold, mocking laugh.
"Same old tricks."
He didn't bother to pick them up. He even felt that the sheets of paper were an eyesore.
"Miller, is Sarah really mad?" Linda timidly tugged at his sleeve, though her eyes sparkled with triumph.
"She even pulled out a divorce agreement," Miller said, straightening his suit cuffs with a look of absolute certainty. "She won't go thr
