The Day His Demands Broke My Water novel Chapter 40

In the following days, I had to ensure that Davon Smith's condition reached an irreversible stage before the divorce, with at least ten more days to go. He already had many complications.

For example, hair loss, rapid weight loss, insomnia, a weakened immune system, constant fatigue, and frequent sneezing.

But, just in time, it was deep autumn, and colds were going around. Davon, ever the optimist, blamed these symptoms on catching a cold.

Only I knew that these were signs of his illness becoming more apparent, revealing that his body had reached a fragile state.

One day, I made a request.

"Let's go to the Arctic."

Davon looked puzzled, probably not understanding why I suddenly brought this up.

I smiled and pulled out an old photo from my phone.

"Don't you remember? When we first started dating, you said you really wanted to visit the romantic Arctic. It was your dream."

"I'm going to make your wish come true."

I said this seriously.

Back when we had just started dating, we were indeed very affectionate. Davon had mentioned wanting to visit the Arctic, but we were broke back then. Later, with the grind of daily life, the plan was put on hold, and he gradually forgot about it.

"That's how it was."

Davon was deeply moved, staring at the old photo with a nostalgic look in his eyes.

He hadn't traveled in a long time, and with his recent frustration over quitting his job, he couldn't help but feel tempted.

I quickly arranged for the visa, bought the tickets, sent Rainie to a friend's house, and together with Davon, we set off for the Arctic.

Before boarding, I quickly updated my video status in the restroom.

"...I'm fulfilling one of his wishes from when we were first in love, to take him to the Arctic. I'm about to board the plane, and we'll be on our way in less than two hours."

"Everyone, I'm going to complete our last journey together."

As I choked on my words, my eyes were already red.

The screen filled with heartfelt comments and words of encouragement.

Countless people sent me warm messages backstage.