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Author: Emily lee
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It had been a week after the funeral and Marybeth had spent the entire time with her family. She had made no attempts to reach out to Logan, and neither had he. Things were calm and she was at ease in the home she grew up in.

“So, when will you be going back?” Wayne asked her.

They were in the kitchen, preparing light snacks for them to eat before dinnertime came.

“I'll be heading back in a bit.” She replied, “To gather my things and to give him the divorce letter.”

“I still cannot believe the tactic you used to get him to sign the letter. You're a genius young one.” He said, ruffling her head.

“Hah, a genius.” She chuckled, “Well I am our mother and father's daughter after all. I may have forgotten what they taught me for a while but it is all coming back to me.” She paused for a moment, “Remember our motto?”

“Yeah.” He nodded his head.

“Ruthlessness is mercy upon ourselves.” They said in unison.

“I never really understood what that meant.” Marybeth said, a melancholic look on her fa
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  • Making Her Ex-husband Regret    chapter 143

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  • Making Her Ex-husband Regret    chapter 142

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  • Making Her Ex-husband Regret    chapter 139

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