Looking at Julian''s always indifferent but extremely handsome face, Rosalie recalled the past and found that apart from her one-sided enthusiasm and Julian''s cold shoulder, she couldn''t think of any sweet memories.


    Even if she could find any sweet memories, maybe she wouldn''t be so determined to get a divorce.


    Now, recalling the scene of him hugging Roseanne in the hallway wiped out herst bit of obsession with Julian.


    "Julian, it''s been more than a year, I''m really tired."


    She lowered her eyes and sighed, not confronting him or making sarcastic remarks as usual.


    "But I know I was also wrong in our marriage. If I had refused when your grandpa pushed you to marry me, we wouldn''t have been where we are today. So, I don''t me you for being cold to me over the past years."


    Rosalie spoke calmly, unlike the previous few times when she mentioned divorce to Julian, which always resulted in sarcasm and confrontation. She even took the me for their unhappy marriage.


    Rosalie continued, "After all, I asked for this, so I can''t me you. But since I realized this mistake, I want to make it right."


    She looked directly at Julian with calm, clear eyes, not avoiding his gaze at all.


    "So... you didn''t think it was a mistake to marry me against my will back then, but now that you realize it was, you want to divorce me?"


    Julian''s eyes were deep. When he said these words, Rosalie couldn''t even see the emotions in them.


    The only thing she felt was his tightening grip on her arm. He seemed to be pissed off by her.


    "Rosalie, why do you think I have to go along with whatever you want?"


    He said through clenched teeth, his eyes clouded with deep coldness.


    Only he knew the slight tremor beneath his angry tone as he spoke.


    If Rosalie mocked him as before, perhaps there would still be a chance for them.


    But now, as she calmly admitted to him that it was her fault for marrying him against his will and earnestly asked to make it right, he knew that thest bit of connection between them was gone,


    The increasing pressure on her arm made Rosalie frown slightly in pain.


    She looked directly into Julian''s eyes, her gaze unwavering. She didn''t get angry, but continued calmly, "You''re right. I married you against your will, so before I realized this mistake, I had already received my punishment from you, hadn''t 1?"


    Rosalie looked at Julian, raising an eyebrow. She could feel his fingers almost digging into her flesh. It seemed that mentioning their one-year, unhappy marriage had angered him once again.


    She added, "I married you against your will, and you gave me the cold shoulder. We''re even."


    "Even?"


    Julian smiled with a mocking look in his cold eyes. "How could we be even? I was a perfectly fine single young man and now I''m divorced. I don''t think we''re even."