“There’s no need to talk anymore. He already signed the divorce agreement. If you really want to help, then tell him to finish the remaining paperwork. From now on, he and I—and the entire Jackson family—will have nothing to do with each other.”
Candice’s tone was calm.
As if she were talking about someone else’s life, not her own heartbreakingly failed marriage where she had once given everything.
She lost the bet, and she accepted it.
But she wouldn’t forget the pain just because the wound had scabbed over.
On the other end of the line, Richard Jackson was silent for a moment.
“Come home first. No matter how you’ve made up your mind, this isn’t something that can be handled by one person alone. If one side refuses to cooperate, a divorce can’t be finalized. The two of you will stil
