Amelia. I stared at the divorce papers until the words swam together, the ink bleeding through my tears. DIVORCE AGREEMENT.My hands trembled so violently I nearly dropped the pages.“No,” I whispered.Daniel leaned back in his chair with that terrifying calm that only comes when someone has already made up their mind. The dining room felt colder than it ever had.“It’s over, Amelia.”A broken sound tore from my throat. This pain was sharper, more desperate than the grief I had been drowning in for days. Noah was gone. If Daniel left too, I would have nothing. No one.I looked at him across the wide table, tears spilling freely down my face. “Please, Daniel. You can’t do this to me.”“I already am.”His voice was flat and final. Sophia shifted uncomfortably beside him, but Daniel didn’t even glance at her. His eyes stayed locked on me, cold and unyielding.“I know you’re angry,” I whispered, my voice shaking. “I know you hate me right now. But please… I beg you in the name of God don’
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