Chapter 134

Harmonia’s poised voice sounded before Dimas could utter a word.

“Absalom Terran, we are already divorced!” She stated an unalterable fact with an air of extraordinary serenity. Despite the shock inflicted by the photograph, upon contemplation, it appeared to be the most straightforward and direct approach to counter Absalom, compelling him to take his leave.

“We can remarry.” Absalom peered at her with an astonishingly earnest gaze, his tone devoid of any uncertainty, revealing a determination that was never heard before.

A deafening boom reverberated as a deluge of rain cascaded down, accompanied by a symphony of thunder.

Harmonia, however, laughed derisively. “The thunder roared so resoundingly, but haven’t you awakened from your dream?”

She had long woken up from her dream.

Absalom cast his gaze downward, advancing slowly toward Harmonia. He lowered his head, his gaze melancholic as he stared at her and asked in a voice audible only to the two of them, “Monia, you have woken