Nina's actions moved the people watching, and many of them started speaking up for her.I couldn't help but scoff. These people didn't know that I'd lost two loved ones in a single day. And the culprit was standing in front of me on the moral high ground, trying to use public opinion to guilt-trip me into submission."We're already divorced. Go home. Thank you for finally realizing everything I've done for you all these years. Unfortunately, it's too late now."I felt a sudden chill and realized that rain had started falling on my face. The sky grew dark all at once, and rain began pouring down. The people who had gathered to watch quickly dispersed until only Nina and I remained in the plaza.We stood in the rain, letting it drench us. The bouquet in Nina's hands was soaked, mud clinging to the petals and dulling their vibrant colors."Andrew, is it truly over between us?" Nina choked. Rainwater mixed with her tears as they ran down her cheeks, blurring her features.I fell sile
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