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    “No, I don’t…” Bailee felt ufortable discussing their personal issues with outsiders, her face flushing with embarrassment.


    “Oh, why do you want a divorce? Did he cheat on you?” a woman asked.


    Bailee shook her head. “No…”


    Bailee shook her head once more.


    “Men have their ws. Every family has its issues. You should work through these problems together instead of divorcing over minor things. I think this young man is quite good.” The woman waved for Huey to get off the car. Huey jumped down, causing the car to shake slightly.


    “Come on, you go home now.”


    The woman nudged Huey toward the gate.


    Bailee’s cheeks turned red as she followed Huey upstairs, suppressing her anger.


    In the elevator, Huey noticed Bailee’s expression. He knew that she was angry, but he chose to remain silent.


    After they exited the elevator and entered their home, Huey was the first to speak. “If you still want to discuss the divorce, I will really get angry.”


    “Can you stop telling everyone about our private matters?” Bailee tossed her bag and turned to confront him. “How will I face people outside again? Won’t I be embarrassed to meet others now?”


    Huey allowed her to express her frustration. Once she finished, she walked barefoot into the living room and sat on the sofa in the dark.


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    Just as Huey was about to turn on the light, Bailee stopped him. “Don’t turn on the light. Sit down. Let’s discuss the divorce. I’m serious.”


    Her voice was resolute, and her words felt like heavy stones pressing down, leaving Huey feeling overwhelmed.


    He still turned on the light and sat across from Bailee, patting the coffee table. “Okay, let’s talk. You want a divorce, right? Then, let’s discuss thepensation.”


    Bailee was caught off guard. She looked up at Huey and questioned, “Whatpensation? You’ve never shared your sry with me since we got married and spent all the money on yourself. What do we have to split, and whatpensation is there?”


    “Have you sorted everything out so clearly?” Huey clenched his teeth and questioned, “Did you n to divorce me right from the start? We’ve been married for less than two years, and you joined my life as if it were some sort of trial. Now that you’ve had your experience, you’re ready to leave. What about my feelings? You owe me for the time I’ve invested and the emotional strain now.”


    “Are you out of your mind?” Bailee was incensed by his ridiculous im. “Then go hire awyer and find out how much I supposedly owe you.”


    Huey raised his eyebrow and said without hesitation, “If it were just about money, you could easily cover it. But how can you repay the love I’ve offered? You are the only…”


    “You’re the first person I’ve ever loved. Despite your ws, it’s frustrating that I can’t get you out of my mind, no matter how hard I try. How are you going to make up for that?”


    Bailee was momentarily speechless. She examined Huey more closely and noticed that his eyes were red. Although Huey’s remarks seemed nonsensical, his demeanor was unusually serious.


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