This Time, I Will Get My Divorce, Mr
This Time, I Will Get My Divorce, Mr
In the six years of marriage, Sonia Reed was like a nanny who lost all her identity until someone’s words woke her up from her reverie. “Tina is about to return, so move out tomorrow.” “Sure, we’ll divorce then.” With that, she turned to leave. When the couple was about to bid their goodbyes, she was in the arms of another man. Toby Fulller’s face was gloomy and scary as he taunted, “You couldn’t wait to be with another man even though you’ve just divorced?”
In the six years of marriage, Sonia Reed was like a nanny who lost all her identity until someone’s words woke her up from her reverie. “Tina is about to return, so move out tomorrow.” “Sure, we’ll divorce then.” With that, she turned to leave. When the couple was about to bid their goodbyes, she was in the arms of another man. Toby Fulller’s face was gloomy and scary as he taunted, “You couldn’t wait to be with another man even though you’ve just divorced?”
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In the six years of marriage, Sonia Reed was like a nanny who lost all her identity until someone’s words woke her up from her reverie. “Tina is about to return, so move out tomorrow.” “Sure, we’ll divorce then.” With that, she turned to leave. When the couple was about to bid their goodbyes, she was in the arms of another man. Toby Fulller’s face was gloomy and scary as he taunted, “You couldn’t wait to be with another man even though you’ve just divorced?”