"No matter what I do, you are always the one in the right. Ian Hob, don''t you think that is worse


    than suggesting divorce yourself?"


    "I''ll admit that the feelings I''ve developed for you over the years won''t just disappear overnight, but


    those feelings aren''t enough to keep me going," she said.


    "I''m exhausted,n. I genuinely don''t want to be a part of your life anymore. If you have even an ounce


    of guilt or feelings for me, please sign the divorce agreement as soon as possible."


    "What were you andn talking about? Did you guys fight?" La walked over while Sage stood in a


    daze.


    "What brings you here?" Sage twisted open the ointment.


    La took a seat beside her and grumbled, "My mother dragged me along to see if there are any


    eligible bachelors today." Susan would never miss an opportunity to find a rich husband for her


    daughter.


    "What do you want?'' Sage asked as she applied the ointment to her wrist. Their rtionship wasn''t at


    the point where they would just chat idly.


    "What happened to your hand?" La asked.


    "It''s none of your business. Just get to the point."


    La pouted. "Last time,n said he had friends in Padova City. I was wondering if he could give me


    their contact information."


    "Why didn''t you ask him yourself?"


    La flushed in embarrassment.


    She didn''t feelfortable askingn for a favor after what she and Sage had said about him in the


    bathroomst time. "You''re his wife! You should be the one to ask him! That way, you can''t use me


    of attempting to get close to him!"


    Flustered, she continued, "Are you going to help me or not? Last time, you said you''d help me go


    abroad. Was that all just talk?"


    Sage resealed the ointment and nced at La. "What good will their contact information do you?


    Have you even gotten Aunt Susan''s permission to go abroad?"


    "Not yet, but I''ve almost convinced


    my father. I''ll keep working on them. since they have been in a good moodtely. My mother wille


    around eventually." La beamed. "Either way, I want to know more


    about Padova City so I can have a better idea of what to expect."


    It was obvious that she was determined to go abroad. After all, she was attempting to convince Owen


    while doing her research on the college ahead of time.


    "I''ll ask him for you, but I can''t


    guarantee he''ll give it to me," Sage


    said. After all,n didn''t seem too


    happy when he left. There would be nothing she could do if he were


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    "This is a piece of cake forn. Why wouldn''t you be able to get him to agree?" La mocked. "Looks


    like you don''t mean anything to him after all." Sage rolled her eyes at La. "Why don''t you ask him


    yourself, then?" La was rendered speechless by Sage''s retort.


    La scoffed. "Don''t you have his contact information? Why don''t you ask him yourself?"


    La held back and told her that Henry still checked in on her every day, but he hadn''t shown up in


    person in a while. Sage figured he was probably tied up with a project.


    La exined that someone had introduced them to a major spice order. Maven Corporation''s


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