He was released that day, and I personally waited at the entrance. Miller's previously dim face lit up the moment he saw me. His eyes filled with hope, "Darling, you've forgiven me, haven't you?"
I sneered as I spoke, "I'm here to take you to get divorced."
Surprisingly, this time he didn't refuse, but instead asked to go home and tidy up a bit.
Back at home, I took out the divorce papers, "Sign them. Dragging this out won't do anyone any good."
Looking at the divorce agreement, he seemed somewhat incredulous, "In just these few days, you've prepared divorce papers? Do you really want to divorce me? I urge you to think about your future life."
Seeing that I wasn't moved, he started playing the victim: "We've been married for seven years. Are you really going to divorce me just because I made one mistake?"
He irritably ran his fingers through his hair. Seeing that he had no awareness of his wrongdoing,