Elias instinctively wanted to tear the divorce papers in his hands, but then a sobering realization struck him—this might be the last thing she had left him. If he destroyed it, he’d lose even this final, fragile connection to her. His fingers traced over Adele’s signature again and again, his eyes filled with aching longing. "Addie, it’s my fault. I shouldn’t have been with another woman. I only love you!" "You can hit me, yell at me, anything you want… Just please, don’t leave me." "I can’t live without you, Addie…" He repeated his apologies over and over until his voice was raw, cracked with desperation. But the person who needed to hear them wasn’t there. It was all in vain. "Adele, I haven’t signed these papers. That means we’re not divorced. We’re still husband and wife, and I will find you!" Elias’ eyes burned with determination as he spoke, his jaw set with resolve. He would never let her go. She was his, always had been, and he’d admit his faults, but h
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