On the day of the divorce hearing, Callum's usual sharp, handsome appearance was replaced by a haggard shell of his former self.
His company had terminated his employment contract due to long-term absenteeism and his public altercation with Clara in the workplace.
His mother's death, his failed marriage, his lost job—all of them were the result of his own choices.
In court, he refused to divorce. "I didn't have an affair. I admit I favored a coworker, but the person I love has always been my wife."
The judge asked him, "You transferred marital funds to another person and forged your spouse's signature to secure a vehicle mortgage—and you call that love?"
Callum lowered his head and muttered. "I'll change."
The lawyer submitted a full set of evidence. The $320,000 transfer, the forged
