Tha's not love. That's obsession

Anna looked at him inquiringly. It seemed as if he had read her thoughts. This was her chance to confuse him, while her mother-in-law took her children out of the country.

“You were right when you said I still loved you. I do love you, Adam. Not like before, but I do. Don't kill that love inside me. Don't try to hurt my family.”

“That will depend only on you.”

“Would you be satisfied if I went with you out of obligation and not of my own free will? Do you want me in your life, even if that's not what I want for my life? You've changed a lot. The Adam I knew was prouder. He had self-love.”

“I'm going to teach you to love me again the way I once did. Just as you forgot me, you'll forget Maxwell, too.”

“You're not thinking about my children. How can I be happy living away from them?”

“When telephones were invented, this embarrassment ceased to be insurmountable.” He said, repeating almost the same words as her. “You can communicate via video calls. But you'll have to choose