The Divorce Prescription (Celina and Adam) novel Chapter 263

Chapter 263

Adam was caught off guard by Celine’s question.

Did he like her? There had been moments when he had glimpsed his unusual feelings for her. He had felt reluctant to let her go. He had been drawn to her. He had wanted to possess her.

Yes, there had been a sliver of liking for her, but that sliver was insignificant in the face of Carly.

Now that they were getting a divorce, he decided to cut clean the relationship properly. He had to be ruthless and indifferent,

He said, “Celine, love Carly.”

He said he loved Carly. The light in Celine’s eyes slowly dimmed. She shouldn’t have asked. That question had only humiliated her, leaving her utterly defeated. She accepted her loss with grace.

“Then let’s get divorced.”

Adem paused briefly and said, “Go get your ID cand.”

Her lips curled faintly as she patted her bag. “I brought it with me,

Before leaving her room, she had taken her ID card along with her. She knew his Intention when she saw his call.

He glanced at her, then started the car and drove toward the city hall.

Half an hour later, Adam and Celine were sitting inside the court.

The staff processing their divorce tried to persuade them. “A great marriage is not when the perfect couple‘ comes together. It is when an imperfect couple learns to enjoy their differences. Do you need some more time to think it over?”

Adam’s face remained emotionless as he replied, “We’ve made our decision.”

“Alright then,” said the staff. “Please sign here to finalize your divorce.”

you are now divorced. From

With that, she turned and walked away, wandering the streets alone. She didn’t know how long she had been walking or how far she had gone.

Her eyes were hot and damp, burning with unshed tears, and soon, heavy droplets spilled uncontrollably down her face.

The moment she turned away, tears had already filled her eyes. She had always been alone, without family until he appeared.

In that cave, he had said he would take her away. He had said he wanted her, and she believed him.

In the years he doted on Carly, she had grown up alone. She had traveled far, only to come back to him. Growing up without a family, she had hoped to tele his name and build a home with him.

During his three years as a vegetative patient, she had held on to the purest hopes of a young girl, fulfilling the role of his wife.

She thought that as long as she worked hard, it would be enough. But in the end, that home still fell apart.