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Author: Akina
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-13 01:58:37

Sabrina’s POV

I felt the weight on my chest lift slightly.

We both fell silent for a moment, until I noticed Nicholas starting to fidget. He kept scratching his head slowly, an uncomfortable expression clear on his face.

“What’s wrong?” I asked, trying to guess what was making him anxious.

“My hair… it’s itchy,” he mumbled softly, scratching his temples and neck alternately. “I haven’t washed it in a few days, it feels really uncomfortable.”

I couldn’t hold back the laughter that bubbled up. “Ah, so that’s what’s making you restless? Why didn’t you say so earlier?”

Nicholas smiled awkwardly, trying to lighten the mood. “I thought this wasn’t the right time to discuss hair hygiene.”

“But it’s important! We need to take care of ourselves, especially when facing situations like this,” I replied, still laughing.

Even though he wasn’t fully recovered, Nicholas could still make me smile. “Wow… I just realized your ha
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  • Let’s Divorce My husband    269

    Hazel’s POV I chased after him but said nothing. Our breaths sounded heavy as we rode the elevator up. The atmosphere felt cold and stiff. When we reached the door to our unit, I opened it, and Charlie went straight inside. He took off his shoes, threw his bag onto the sofa, and quickly walked toward his room.“Charlie, wait!” I called, trying to catch up to him. However, he had already slammed the door to his room shut.My chest felt tight again. I stood in front of the door, hesitant to knock. What should I say? Words seemed no longer enough to reach his hurt heart.I turned and walked into the living room, trying to calm myself. I saw his bag lying on the sofa, and I was reminded of the times when he was little, when he would always run to me after a long day, full of laughter and stories. Now, everything felt so distant.After a few minutes, I decided to make something warm for both of us. Maybe a cup of hot chocolate could lighten the mo

  • Let’s Divorce My husband    268

    Hazel's POV Behind the wheel, I tried to stay focused on the road, which was beginning to be filled with the yellow lights of the city. The twilight hadn’t completely disappeared, but exhaustion was already piling up on my shoulders.With each passing second, my mind drifted to many things—Charlie, Nicholas, and all the decisions I had to make. Anxiety weighed on my heart, but I tried to ignore it. Tonight was about taking care of Charlie and creating memories amid uncertainty.The city lights twinkled, creating a mood that contrasted with the burden in my mind. I tried to recall all the beautiful moments with Charlie—the laughter, the games, and the togetherness that always made me feel alive.Charlie sat in the back seat, hugging his school bag. Silence filled the car for a few minutes until his small voice broke the stillness.“Mom, are we going to the hospital again? To see Dad?”His question made my breath stop for a moment

  • Let’s Divorce My husband    267

    Sabrina’s POV Nicholas laughed even harder, and I felt sincere happiness flowing between us. Even though our situation was tough, these small moments made everything feel lighter.“I love you like this,” he said, his smile wide. “We need more laughter in our lives.”“Yes,” I replied, nodding in agreement. “We will keep finding ways to create moments like this, no matter how hard things get.”I gently dried Nicholas’s hair, running my fingers through it to avoid tangles. His face looked much fresher now, and I could see a healthy glow returning to his cheeks.I never expected that simply washing his hair could create such laughter and warmth. Maybe it was because we were both tired of struggling in silence and finally had a moment to breathe.Nicholas smiled, his eyes sparkling. “You really have a talent for making me feel better.”“It’s just a small step,” I replied, feeling warm inside. “But I’m glad I could make you feel c

  • Let’s Divorce My husband    266

    Sabrina’s POV I felt the weight on my chest lift slightly.We both fell silent for a moment, until I noticed Nicholas starting to fidget. He kept scratching his head slowly, an uncomfortable expression clear on his face.“What’s wrong?” I asked, trying to guess what was making him anxious.“My hair… it’s itchy,” he mumbled softly, scratching his temples and neck alternately. “I haven’t washed it in a few days, it feels really uncomfortable.”I couldn’t hold back the laughter that bubbled up. “Ah, so that’s what’s making you restless? Why didn’t you say so earlier?”Nicholas smiled awkwardly, trying to lighten the mood. “I thought this wasn’t the right time to discuss hair hygiene.”“But it’s important! We need to take care of ourselves, especially when facing situations like this,” I replied, still laughing.Even though he wasn’t fully recovered, Nicholas could still make me smile. “Wow… I just realized your ha

  • Let’s Divorce My husband    265

    Sabrina’s POV I opened the ward door slowly, letting the light from the hallway sneak into the quiet room. Inside, Nicholas was still lying weakly, but now his eyes were open, gazing towards the window that allowed soft sunlight to enter. His breaths sounded more regular, though he still appeared weak after the accident and surgery he had undergone.“Sorry to take so long,” I said as I approached, bringing a plastic bag from the cafeteria filled with bread and warm milk.Nicholas turned slowly and gave a faint smile. “You don’t have to keep me company all the time.”I sat in the chair beside his bed. “I know. But I want to,” I replied, trying to sound lighthearted even though my mind was still stuck at the café where Hazel had given me the custody lawsuit earlier that morning.Nicholas’s expression sharpened instantly. “You look gloomy. What’s wrong?”I tried to smile, though my lips felt stiff. “It’s nothing. Just… earlier at t

  • Let’s Divorce My husband    264

    Sabrina’s POV "But I’m his mother..." she said bitterly. "I should have known. I should have been more sensitive. I should have understood when something was wrong." I could only watch her, reminded of how often I felt like a failure as a mother. How heavy the guilt felt when you couldn’t protect your child from a harsh world. "What’s your son's name?" I asked softly. "Raka. He’s only seven years old," she replied, holding back her tears. I gave a small smile, holding back tears of my own that were almost spilling over. "My son is also seven. He… is the only reason I stay strong through all of this." The woman looked at me with curiosity. I nodded, as if answering an unspoken question. "My husband… just came out of the ICU after an accident. I’m also facing a huge problem. But we have to endure… for our children." She looked down again, but this time more calmly. "Thank you

  • Let’s Divorce My husband    263

    Sabrina’s POV Nicholas still held my hand tightly, as if to ensure that I remained strong in facing all of this. His face still looked tired, but his gaze was so resolute, as if to affirm that he would not let this ruin our small family."I will contact our lawyer right away," he said firmly. His voice sounded more resolute than before. "We can't wait. If Hazel has already submitted the letter to the court, it means she's serious, and we need to be prepared."I nodded slowly, though my heart still felt heavy. Even the thought of Charlie being far away from me made it hard to breathe.Nicholas stared at my face for a long time, then furrowed his brow as if realizing something. "This morning... you only had bread for breakfast, right?"I shrugged and gave a faint smile, trying to hide my fatigue. "I wasn't really that hungry earlier."He shook his head gently, his eyes looking at me with concern. "Sweetheart, you can't keep doing

  • Let’s Divorce My husband    262

    Sabrina’s POV Every step felt heavy as I finally arrived back at the hospital. My eyes blankly stared at the cold white corridors, reflecting the state of my heart right now. My fingers tightly clutched a small bag in my hand, but it couldn’t hide the slight, uncontrollable tremor.Each step felt long and exhausting, as if the weight on my chest was growing heavier. Memories of the difficult times we had gone through still haunted my thoughts, making it hard to focus on what lay ahead.As I passed through the waiting room, the whispers and footsteps of others faded into a distant background. I felt uncertainty cloud my heart. Would everything be alright? Would Nicholas pull through?I recalled Charlie's laughter and the hope shining in his eyes. That was a reminder that we still had each other, even though this situation was so challenging.Taking a deep breath, I tried to calm myself. "You can do this," I whispered to myself. I had to b

  • Let’s Divorce My husband    261

    Sabrina’s POV The bell rang. The children started running into their classes, and one of the teachers greeted us at the gate. Charlie turned around twice before finally going inside. I waved and gave him my best smile that I could muster today. After Charlie disappeared behind the classroom door, I stood for a while in front of the gate, looking at the school that was now bustling with morning activity. My heart was still uneasy. The relief that Nicholas was awake didn’t completely erase the tension that lingered.I stared at my phone screen, momentarily tempted to call the hospital, but I held back. I knew Nicholas needed rest, and I would return there soon. All I could do now was stay strong for Charlie, for our little family that was almost broken.As I stepped into the car and was about to start the engine, my phone vibrated. I looked at the screen, and the name displayed was Hazel. My heart suddenly skipped a beat, for some reason, I felt like somet

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