Chapter 21

Ian had even gotten the idea that Sage was demanding a divorce because she was throwing a tantrum over what had happened that day.

Even if it was unnecessary, she still couldn't help asking, "Since you knew that was the fifth anniversary of our first meeting, you must've known how important it was to me. Why did you still leave with Ivy?"

Ian looked calm. "To me, it was no different from any other day."

Of course. Since he didn't love her, what did any sort of anniversary matter? All of this was nothing but her single-sided expectations.

Sage muttered self-deprecatingly, "I wonder where I found the courage to think I could move you one day."

Ian didn't hear her properly. When he turned to look at her, her expression had already gone back to normal. "I'm not throwing a tantrum or kicking up a fuss. I'm serious about wanting to divorce."

She was still going on about the divorce! Ian's expression darkened. "Do you think marriage is a game? Do you think you can get married and divorc