As soon as I picked up the black pen, Marius reached out and stopped me. His expression suddenly became serious. He looked at me with a solemn expression, and his tone was unusually serious, "Are you sure? You can't go back if you sign it."
To be honest, I was a little hesitant.
I had thought about the scene of my divorce from Theo many times, but I never thought that it would happen when he was not there.
"Theo isn't here now. Do you want to wait for him to come back?" Marius asked as he looked at me. He was worried that I would sign it out of impulse and regret it later.
I was persuaded by him, and my hand paused.
Nicky came over. "Will you wait for Theo to come back and suffer the humiliation?"
She curved her lips wickedly. She looked like she had a plan all thought out.
She must have Theo completely wrapped around her finger now. That made sense. Considering Theo's character, once he accepted someone, he would treat them wholeheartedly.
Well then, even if he was here, it would not change the reality.
"Marius, let go. I've already thought it over." My voice sounded a little hoarse because my throat was very dry.
His hand that was grabbing mine gradually let go. "As long as you’ve thought it through."
It was about time that I did.
I looked at him. "You're right. I’m getting a new life."
Smiling, I picked up the pen and signed my name on the agreement form.
"It’s done."
Nicky could not hide her joy. She picked up the agreement form happily, flipping and reading it through over and over again. She was ecstatic.
Turning my head, I looked at Marius. "Let's not disturb her here. Let's go."
"Alright."
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