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On the day I was seven months pregnant, Alaric proposed to his pure love.
That woman took off the ring Alaric had placed on her finger himself and tossed it into the sea.
"Alaric, I heard Miss Langdon used to be a state swim team champion. Why don't you have her jump in and fetch my ring for me?"
Her finger traced Alaric's pecs as she breathed into his ear, "I'll play any game you want tonight."
Alaric's heated gaze roamed over her legs, then he turned to me with a smirk.
I understood his meaning and frantically clutched my belly, pleading, "Alaric, I'm seven months pregnant, and it's winter..."
But Alaric just swallowed hard and scoffed, "You don't actually think I care about that bastard in your belly, do you? It's not like you haven't miscarried before. Why act all precious now? Jump in and find that ring, or you're never coming back up!"
He had someone forcibly lift me and throw me into the sea.
I bobbed up and down in the frigid water, searching back and forth for hours.
Until I felt something draining from my belly, until the azure sea water was stained with a streak of crimson...
I looked up at the scene on the cruise ship, where Alaric was marrying his pure love amid the cheers of the crowd, and my heart finally shattered.
Seven years of marriage, nine miscarriages, this was the last time.

Seven Months Pregnant into the Sea to Retrieve a Ring

I want to apologize to Aria and resolve the hatred in Alaric's heart. I don't want to see him torment himself for a lifetime.


So no matter how he tortured or humiliated me, I thought I could endure it.


But later I realized that the hand I thought I was extending to Alaric wasn't pulling him out of the quagmire of hatred.


Instead, it was plunging myself into an endless abyss.


So now, I want to escape. Proposing divorce is something I'm willing to do and have long decided on.


I glanced at the divorce agreement she brought and couldn't help but smile bitterly.


"Do you think signing the divorce agreement will make any difference?"


Sure enough, Alaric's signature wasn't at the bottom of that agreement. My gaze once again turned lifeless.


"It's Alaric who won't let me go, not me clinging on..."


Probably recalling what happened earlier at the old house, Harlow's face twisted with resentment again.


Chapter 6