Chapter 10

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The day I received the divorce certificate, the weather was beautiful. Julian arrived 20 minutes early. He didn't bring flowers. He didn't bring a letter. When the staff member asked him to sign, he signed immediately. There was no hesitation. When we walked out of the registration office, I glanced at the time. 11:17 a.m. Julian stood at the bottom of the steps. "Do you want me to drive you?" "No need." "Okay." We stood there in silence for a few seconds. Then he suddenly smiled. "This time, I didn't delay." I smiled too. "Yeah. You've improved." His eyes turned red instantly. But he didn't say anything else. I walked east. He walked west. When I reached the intersection, my phone suddenly vibrated. A reminder from the shared family calendar popped up. Reminder: Rec

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