NovelAppChapter 376 Finalize The Divorce
Armand took off his apron, tossed it on the kitchen counter, and went to the bedroom. He packed his
clothes and other things in a minute, then headed out. When he walked past the living room, he looked
at Genevieve, who was still standing beside the kitchen counter, from the corner of his eyes. Shortly
after, he went to the door and grabbed his coat from the rack.
“I’ll wait for you at the entrance of the City Hall tomorrow at nine in the morning. We’ll finalize our
divorce right away.” After saying that, he turned the doorknob and walked away. Once the door was
closed, Genevieve felt as if every bit of the energy in her body had been drained out of her. She slid
down slowly and leaned against the stainless steel kitchen counter. Thank goodness he didn’t get me
to swear on my grave, or things would be bad. She stayed there for a while, and when she finally
regained some of her energy, she struggled to stand up. Her eyes stung a little when she saw
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Tears rolled down her cheeks and wet the paper. She had planned on telling him about her pregnancy
as his birthday gift, but the other man showed up and disrupted all of her plans. Genevieve was so
depressed that she didn’t have any appetite. However, thinking that she was pregnant and the baby
needed the nutrient, she washed the vegetable and mushrooms Armand bought and made herself
some pasta. She took a few bites and couldn’t force any more down her throat. Her cooking was
something she was rather confident in, but to her surprise, the food she made was downright
disgusting.
She poured everything into the bin and opened a cabinet. It was filled with all sorts of snacks that
Armand had bought for her. He wanted her to have something to eat in case she was hungry or was
waiting for dinner. The bitterness in Genevieve’s heart grew when she saw all the snacks there. She
felt terrible, but she grabbed a packet of biscuits. Just then, the doorbell rang. Genevieve thought
Armand had returned because he forgot something, so she hurried to the door and answered it. The
one standing behind the door, however, was the receptionist in her uniform. She handed the takeout to
Genevieve and said, “Here’s the meal you ordered, Mrs. Faulkner.”
“Thank you,” replied Genevieve as she took the food. She saw Steven’s name and the end of his
phone number on the receipt. He had ordered spaghetti bolognese from Golden Restaurant.
Genevieve had once bought spaghetti bolognese from that restaurant for Armand, and Steven was not
aware of that. She opened the food container. The sweet and sour scent of the warm food brought
tears to her eyes. She sat at the dining table and took one bite after another. It filled her stomach up
soon after. Wanting to move her muscles a bit, she rolled up her sleeves to clean the kitchen counter.
When she was done, she washed her hands and turned around. That was when she saw the document
sitting there.
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Her tears, that had dripped onto the paper, had dried up, and only a small mark left. She stared at it for
quite some time before she grabbed her pen and signed her name on that document. After that, she
put everything away and returned to her room to shower and go to bed. Perhaps it was because the
weather was too cold, or perhaps because her pregnancy had drained her energy. Genevieve slept for
quite some time. When she woke up, she grabbed her phone and checked the screen. It was over ten
o’clock in the morning. Genevieve quickly freshened up and put on a high-collared knitted dress. As
she made her way to the living room, she put on her earrings and asked, “Mando, why didn’t you wake
me—” That was when she saw how empty the place was. She had forgotten all about the divorce until
that very moment.
Armand told me to go to the City Hall at nine in the morning. Genevieve checked her phone again. She
had set the alarm to go off at half-past eight, and it had rung twice. However, she had hit the snooze
button and continued to sleep. It’s so late, but Armand didn’t text me to ask me if I have reached the
City Hall… Genevieve returned to her room and opened the drawer of the nightstand. Sitting in the
corner was her marriage certificate. She grabbed it and put it into her bag with her ID card, then left the
house.
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