I stared at the divorce papers in front of me, my hands clenched into fists. My signature was the only thing missing. Jeremiah had already signed, I guess our marriage never meant anything to him. I felt my throat tighten, but I refused to cry. I sniffed. Grabbing the pen with so much force I thought it would snap in half. My hands were shaking, but not from sadness—no, it was pure rage. I pressed the tip to the paper and dragged my name across it in sharp, angry strokes. Done. Just like that, twenty years of knowing him, four years of marriage, gone. I exhaled sharply, shoving the papers aside. Then I picked up my phone and called Mr. Flint. "Come back," I said, my voice cold and Sharp. The moment he stepped through the door, I shoved the papers at him. "Tell Jeremiah that I don’t want a single cent from him. And he can shove all his money up his ass." Before he could even react, I threw the pen at him. I wanted to throw more, break something, to scream, but I forced
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