Our Anniversary, You Chose Her – I Chose Divorce novel Chapter 126

Chapter 126: Chapter 126: Better to Demolish Ten Temples Than Ruin a Marriage

Walker Grant got back into the car, his handsome face darker than the night, and the atmosphere inside was frozen.

After driving for a distance, he finally spoke. "Don’t waste your energy. I’ll find out what you’ve been up to sooner or later."

Chloe Reed, however, turned to look out the window, ignoring him completely.

Walker Grant’s brows furrowed. He glanced at the back of her head, a stifling frustration building in his chest.

The image of her sitting and eating with Miles Hawthorne, a smile on her lips and a gentle look in her eyes, floated into his mind, making him deeply uneasy.

’How long had it been since she’d smiled at him like that?’

He still remembered how she had clung to him on the night of their wedding anniversary.

But how much time had passed since then?

Their relationship had been turned completely upside down.

He wasn’t used to it.

The car stopped in the residential complex’s underground garage. Chloe Reed went to open the door, only to find it locked.

She turned her head to face him. "Unlock the door."

Walker Grant stared at her with a heavy gaze. "Is this the only time you’ll talk to me on your own accord?"

Chloe Reed’s heart skipped a beat, and she lowered her gaze. "Walker Grant, I’m really tired. What’s the point of us dragging this out?"

"You’re tired after only eight years? Then what about the rest of our lives?" Walker Grant said in a low voice. "Didn’t we promise each other a lifetime?"

But Chloe Reed said, "The lifetime I was talking about was for you and me, not anyone else."

"There has never been anyone else between us."

Chloe Reed closed her eyes wearily. "Let’s just get a divorce. Talking to you is exhausting."

"I will never agree."

Chloe Reed: "..."

She said nothing more, staring blankly ahead as silence filled the car.

Walker Grant kept watching her, his gaze deep and heated, fixed on her emotionless face.

He was suddenly very displeased.