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His complexion turned terrifyingly ghostly.
That meant Quinn had secured the divorce through his mother over a month ago!
No wonder.
No wonder she had been so relentless about moving out of Belvedere Gardens.
No wonder every time he went to see her, she acted so freezing cold, treating him like they had absolutely zero connection left.
No wonder she boldly kept that bodyguard at Lunas Crest, refusing to fire him despite knowing exactly how much Dante despised the man.
No wonder she had openly told her father that Dante wouldn't be the Yates family son-in-law for much longer, stating they were inevitably divorcing anyway.
"Who gave you the right to make that decision?!"
Dante could no longer suppress his volcanic rage. He roared at his mother, wildly unleashing his overwhelming bitterness and fury.
"From start to finish, I never once said I wanted a divorce! What gave you the right to make a secret deal with Quinn and orchestrate the divorce behind my back!"
"I was doing it for your own good!"
Mrs. Hayes finally looked up. Perhaps having bottled up her own emotions for too long, her voice grew highly agitated.
It was almost as if she was using that agitation to mask her intense guilt.
"The two of you clearly had no feelings left for each other! Dragging it out and refusing to let go was only torturing both of you!"
"Don't you love Vivienne? You were just too scared of feeling guilty toward Quinn if you filed for divorce yourself. If I hadn't secretly processed the paperwork, how much longer were you planning to drag this out?"
"Son, listen to me. The marriage is over, just let it be. That woman was never worthy of you. Once the company goes public and everything stabilizes, I'll personally go to the Ambrose family with a marriage proposal..."
"Enough!"
Driven past his breaking point, Dante viciously cut her off. "It is my marriage! What gives you the right to make decisions for me?"


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