Chapter 1680


    Over at Elizabeth Hospital, Avery-who was put on a drip—leaned against the bedhead.


    The door to her ward opened and Mike strode in.


    “What are you holding?" Avery''s gaze fell on his hand.


    Mike handed the documents to her. "You said you wanted to divorce Elliot, right? | printed the divorce agreement for you so you


    can sign it right now. Once hees back, you can let him sign it right away too.


    Avery took the document and read it carefully.N?vel/Dr(a)ma.Org - Content owner.


    "If you make all the preparations and just leave thest bit for him to sign, it''ll be the biggest blow to him," Mike analyzed with


    her. "He''s a proud man, but | can imagine him getting angry when he sees you being so proactive with handing over the divorce


    agreement. Once he''s angry, he might just sign it immediately."


    "There''s no need to y psychological tactics, Mike. He and | are both adults, and I''m sure he knows that I''m going to divorce


    him already." Avery flipped through the documents and saw a form on thest page.


    There were tworge columns above for the man''s demands and the woman''s demands, respectively.


    "You can fill them out after discussing it with him," Mike said when he saw her staring at the nk form in a daze.


    "Sure." Avery then requested a pen.


    Mike immediately took out a pen from his pocket and handed it to her.


    She took the pen, signed her name on it, then put it on the cab beside her.


    "He''s been gone for a week, right?" She calcted the date in her mind.


    "| think so," Mike muttered, "But | didn''t hear anyone mention that he wasing back, so perhaps he might not being back


    anytime soon."


    Avery did not know what to say after that.


    Elliot called her before he left and said that he woulde back after staying there for a week.


    Unfortunately, their rtionship had crumbled and there was no longer a need for him to keep his word to her.


    "I''ll wait two more days," she decided right away. "If he doesn''te back by then, we''ll leave." "Okay." Mike saw the unusually


    determined look on her face.


    Elliot had hurt her badly, ;d-; PNU? there was no longer any affection for Elliot in her eyes.


    "It''s better this way, Avery," Mikeforted her. "Sever your attachment to him and be the best version of yourself alone."


    "You might as well tell me to be a hermit and seek enlightenment in solitude.


    "That''s not what | meant. | just want


    you to stop having so much affection


    and attachment to a man. Youireld |


    1) at wan AVSry. Won''t it be


    nice to treat life like a game and take


    it less seriously? Who cares if you


    lose Elliot? There are countless men


    out there waiting for you." Please


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    “You want me to be a skank?" "Skank or no skank, as long as it''s consensual, they have no right to call you that."


    "Don''t impose your feelings and


    beliefs on me, Mike.” Avery was sti


    sick and had na meodrtbe thinking


    abputaddiings. "How am | supposed


    to enjoy my life if my eyes can''t be


    cured and | end up blind!" Please read


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    "You always say that | have a vicious mouth but | think you''re more vicious than me!" Mikeined. "Wesley said that your


    eye condition can be cured and you won''t go blind. He’ll never lie to me."


    "Haven''t you heard of the case where


    the patient died on the operating


    table because they si wert O1!


    exyipigive Kern fol le eyelids?"


    Avery reasoned factually with him.


    "Wesley told you that | could be cured


    because he''s afraid that you''d be


    worried. You know that Wesley is a


    very kind person." Please read the


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