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Nolan planned sixty-six romantic getaways to propose to me, all in the name of love.
On the sixty-seventh attempt, I was finally moved by his dedication.
On our first day of marriage, I prepared sixty-six "Get Out of Jail Free" cards.
We agreed that whenever he upset me, he could use one of these cards for a free pass to forgiveness.
For six years of marriage, every time he angered me because of his childhood sweetheart, I'd let him redeem one "Get Out of Jail Free" card.
By the time we reached the 64th card, Nolan began to sense something was off with me.
I stopped reminding him to be mindful of boundaries, and I no longer needed him.
I only held him back to ask when he was about to abandon me again for his childhood sweetheart.
"If you're going to see her, can I use a 'Get Out of Jail Free' card to offset it?"
Nolan's steps faltered for a moment as he looked at me helplessly.
"Use it if you want. There are plenty left anyway."
I nodded gently, watching his silhouette disappear.
He still thought his "get out of jail free" cards were endless and inexhaustible.
But little did he know, there were only two "get out of jail free" cards left.

Sixty-six forgiveness cards

On the first day of work at the new lab, Nolan indeed didn't show up again.


He didn't leave a single word either, but he still hadn't agreed to the divorce.


Nolan went back to handle company matters, and in my original WhatsApp group on my phone, there were daily updates of the drama.


[Secretary Felicity got yelled at! Hilarious.]


[Secretary Felicity got demoted and had her salary cut!]


In just a few days, Nolan gave her quite a hard time.


I focused solely on researching the project at hand, immersing myself in my experiments.


In just four months, our research had a major breakthrough, and the professor allowed me to go out and relax.


I went to many places with my senior, Holt, all of which I hadn't had time to visit before.


We experienced various customs and enjoyed leisure time in a foreign land.


Another year passed, and our research results were about to be released. I was now the person in charge, second only to my senior.


Chapter 10