Never Again Yours
When Gideon Clarke rejected another one of my reimbursement requests, he attached the same message.
"Your grandma doesn't have long to live. No matter how expensive the medication is, she won't even know the difference. As long as her vital signs are stable, that's enough. My money doesn't grow on trees."
He was right. So I decided I would never spend another penny of his money again. I was leaving the Clarke family and the gilded cage that came with it.
When the housekeeper saw the divorce papers in my hand, she shook her head with contempt. "Couldn't keep your husband, so now you're playing games."
Gideon took the papers without saying a word. He only frowned at me, looking at me like