When he got into the car, Rhys's breathing was still a mess.
Clara was right to be afraid of him.
He had never learned how to properly love someone.
He had only learned to avoid, to hide, and to maintain a facade of peace amidst a total wreck.
He had dragged Clara into this quagmire, and then blamed her for not being understanding enough, for not being considerate enough.
So Clara left.
Rhys pulled over to the side of the road, leaning his forehead against the steering wheel, his eyes stinging painfully.
If that was the case, he should stay far away from her.
Rhys picked up his phone and dialed Headquarters.
The call was answered quickly. "Captain Huntington? Calling this late? Is something wrong?"
"That application to transfer to the Tactical Unit—I'm confirming it. I'll sign."
...
The first month after Clara left, the equity transfer procedures stipulated in the agreement were completed.
The transfer notice was sent to the Huntington family corporation, requiring Justin Huntington's review.
Naturally, everyone in the Huntington family learned about the divorce.
It was also around this time that the police transfer order was approved.
back in the academy, his goal had always been criminal investigation. It was his grandfather who had pressured him into the traffic division.
Now, hearing that Rhys was not only transferring but jumping straight into the Tactical Unit—SWAT—the old man threw a massive fit and nearly landed in the hospital.
Mia couldn't talk him down, so Rhys had to go back and explain it himself.
It was unclear how the conversation went, but in the end, the family acquiesced.
Rhys then proactively contacted Daniel.
Daniel was surprised by his appearance, and even more shocked when he learned the reason.
Because Rhys said, "I want to make a will."
Daniel paused. "Mr. Huntington, you are thirty-one years old, in good health, with no history of major illness. Making a will at this age is usually..."

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