Chapter 636 I Want To


    Leave Grester


    Linsey''s breath quickened all of a sudden. She turned sharply, her body reacting on instinct, trying to pull away.


    But before she could struggle further, Collin let go. His eyes dropped to her right hand. “Is your hand better now?" he asked quietly.


    At that simple question, all the anger, all the words Linsey had bottled up, scattered like dust in the wind.


    A wave of sadness rose in her chest. She turned her face away, blinking back tears. "I''m perfectly fine," she said,


    her voice tight with emotion.


    Collin didn''t seem to notice the strain in her tone. A small sigh slipped from his lips, and a faint smile tugged


    at the corners of his mouth. "That''s good," he murmured.


    Then, slowly and carefully, he added, "Take care of yourself, Linsey. I heard you resigned. Whether you keep working in design or choose something else... I wish you well."


    No matter how hard she tried, Linsey couldn''t hold her tears back anymore.


    She looked at him through her tears and said softly, "You too."


    Then she turned and walked away, without a pause, without looking back.


    Collin stood frozen, staring in the direction she had gone. Even long after she stepped into Gorman''s car and disappeared down the street, he didn''t move.


    It wasn''t until several other couples arrived to file for divorce that Collin finally pulled himself together and walked out, his steps heavy and slow.


    Inside his car, he reached into his pocket and carefully pulled out a small, elegant box.


    Opening it, he revealed a pair of wedding rings-delicate, beautifully crafted, nestled together.


    He stared at them nkly. A single tear slid down his cheek andnded on the rings, its trace glistening on the


    metal.


    Suddenly, his breath hitched, and a choked gasp escaped him as sorrow washed over his face.


    His hand trembled as he lifted the male ring from the box. He silently slipped it onto his left ring finger.


    Then he raised his hand and ced a gentle, solemn kiss on the ring.


    He didn''t care how long it would take-he would wait for her. He would wait however long she needed.


    In Gorman''s car, Linsey sat in silence, tears already streaming down her face.


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    Gorman clenched the steering wheel, his jaw tight as he fought back his frustration. Still, he forced his voice to stay gentle. "Linsey... Please don''t cry."


    She clutched at her chest, the pain too much to contain. Her sobs came in quiet waves, shaking her shoulders.


    Gorman''s heart ached at the sight of her.


    He took a deep breath and muttered, "You know what? I''m going back to beat Collin up."


    Linsey grabbed his sleeve, startled. "What are you saying?" she choked out. Gorman met her red, swollen eyes and said with quiet intensity, "Everything I''ve said to you, I meant it. I would never lie to you, Linsey."


    She looked at him for a long moment, as if searching for something in his gaze. Then her voice came soft and low. "Gorman... Are you still nning to leave Grester?"


    His expression shifted in surprise, but he quickly answered without a second thought. "No. I''m not going anywhere. I said that before because I was angry. I don''t want to leave you."


    Linsey turned away slightly, her voice barely above a whisper. "But I want to leave Grester."


    Gorman froze. Disbelief spread across his face. "What did you just say?"


    Linsey''s voice was steady this time. "I want to leave Grester. I want to leave this ce and nevere back."


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