Divorce me I'm done serving you (Ayla) novel Chapter 590

Chapter 590 Love Isn’t This

Granted, everything Troy had done was without Ayla’s consent. Ayla was the victim. She could choose to be cold and detached, to completely ignore the children who carried half of her DNA,

But if one day she happened to learn that the two babies were not living well, growing up in a twisted childhood like the ones Troy and Draven had known, could she really stay indifferent? Or if she met the children one day in the future, how was she supposed to react?

And then there was Draven.

When Ayla thought of Draven, her chest tightened with pain.

What Troy had done was vicious. It was a double blow.

She might be entangled with the children for the rest of her life, and Draven would be too.

Ayla knew Draven loved her and accepted her.

Once Draven found out about this, he would definitely suffer.

And taking it one step further, even if Draven could accept it, could Ayla really allow him to bear that pain without guilt?

If the roles were reversed, if Draven had two children on the way with the woman Ayla hated most, could she accept it? Ayla was an ordinary woman. She had already been damaged by Troy’s emotional neglect. She was terrified of being hurt again. She no longer wanted to endure a painful relationship. What she wanted in the future was a love where there was only each other. She simply did not have the emotional capacity to tolerate something like this.

Because those two children would constantly remind her that the man she loved had children with another woman, that they would be tied together forever.

Ayla would be tortured by that reality. Breaking up would be inevitable. Even if they still loved each other, they would have to separate. Dragging it out would onl

hurt more than ending it cleanly. She did not want to live the rest of her life with that constant ache lodged in her throat. She did not want to watch two children slowly wear down the love between her and Draven. That was never the relationship she had wanted.

Love was supposed to heal, not hurt.

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