The Man Who Burned Me Alive in My Past Life Was Also Reborn Novel by Fitzgerald Mitchell

He pointed at me, his voice strained with anger, and said, “Olivia, kneel and apologize to my mother, or take the end of our marriage.”

I cast a sideways glance at Sophia.

Her lips were curled up high, and her eyes were full of gloating.

I sneered inwardly: “Apologize to that old fake schemer by kneeling down?”

Don’t even think about it.

“Divorce it is, then.” I declared resolutely.

Hesitating for a second would be a disrespect to myself.

Hearing my words, he was utterly shocked, not expecting that I would choose divorce.

In his view, I totally loved him so much that I couldn’t extricate myself and could tolerate his actions and those of his family.

I didn’t hesitate, but he did.

Afraid he would change his mind, I challenged Sophia with my eyes.

As if to say: Look, even if I fed you shit, your son still can’t bear to

The Man Who Burned Me Alive in My Past Life, Was Also Reborn divorce me.

She understood my implication and immediately started playing tricks, kneeling in front of me and begging me not to divorce.

She even said that if I really didn’t like her, she could go back to the countryside alone.

After all these years of depending on each other as mother and son, how could Benjamin let go?

Thanks to Sophia’s strategic retreat, Benjamin and I successfully obtained our divorce certificate, legally dissolving our marriage.