After watching me sign the divorce papers, Brad Harrington let out a visible sigh of relief. A smile spread across his face—one I hadn't seen in a long time.He promised, "Babe, don't worry. It's just a formality. I wouldn't even be doing this if she weren't my mom's distant relative."I nodded and said, "I understand," with a small smile.Then I turned and went to pack my things.He froze. "What are you doing? No one said you have to move out. Besides, you don't even have anywhere to go."I kept packing, then answered flatly, "If we're going to fake it, we might as well go all the way. Otherwise, what if Vanessa finds out and her condition gets worse?"His expression stiffened for a second. Then he recovered. "Yeah… you're right."He opened his mouth to say something else, but his phone rang—that special ringtone."Work stuff. Let me take this. I'll drive you later."He walked out to the balcony. The moment he answered the call, his entire face softened.It was the same look
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