Chapter 258

Perhaps it was Margot's way of threatening Curtis—her attempt to make him reconsider it.

Unexpectedly, Curtis didn't give it a second thought and instantly agreed with her, saying, "Alright then."

He had the same idea as well. A divorce would have been good for both of them.

However, Curtis' swift agreement felt like a sharp blow to Margot's heart. She stared at him in disbelief, struggling to comprehend why he would agree so readily.

In the past, he resisted any discussions about divorce, showing no willingness to compromise. Why the sudden change, especially when she wasn't even making a fuss about it now?

Did he really not want her at all?

Margot suddenly felt a sharp pain in her chest. She hastily turned to look out the window, suppressing the urge to cry.

She kept reminding herself that this was what she had wanted all along. Since he had agreed to it, she should be happy about it.

Yet, the unexpected sorrow and reluctance puzzled her. Even now, Margot remained uncertain a