Leo stared at the pen my attorney held out. A moment earlier he had been furious, but now he looked merely annoyed.
"Are you finished with this tantrum? You're divorcing me over something this minor?"
I gave a humorless laugh. "Minor? Do you want me to list every disgusting thing you've done in front of everyone here?"
Leo stared at me in disbelief. Never in his life had he been humiliated in front of Aldercrest's high society the way he had been tonight.
His face darkened. He practically snatched the pen away and signed the divorce settlement.
"Don't regret this," he said through clenched teeth as he threw down the pen.
"Regret it?" I picked up the agreement and smiled without warmth. "My only regret is that I didn't see your true colors sooner."
I handed a copy to my attorney, the
