Ingrid's First-Person Point of View"I will never regret it," I said in an unwavering voice.The family dinner fell into a sudden, heavy silence. Samuel Ziegler's hand, which was still gripping his fork, trembled as he stared at me.I maintained a calm, composed expression.Then, without warning, he threw the fork aside and snatched up the divorce papers. He signed his name on it without hesitation and hurled both the papers and the pen at me.The sharp edge of the papers sliced a thin line across my left cheek, and ink splattered across my white dress.No one had imagined a simple dinner would take such a sour turn. Samuel spat angrily, "See you at the courthouse tomorrow. If you don't show up, I'll have someone drag you there. Let's see if you'll really follow through with this."He stormed out without looking back.His sister-in-law, Whitney Lovette, instinctively moved to chase after him, but Samuel's mother, Jenna Till, slammed her palm to the table."Sit down," she com
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