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“I want a divorce,” Nathaniel said with no emotions. 
I was shocked at how callus he could be. I didn’t get a chance to tell him about my pregnancy.
After five years of marriage, I still couldn't warm his heart. I understood I would never be able to replace my sister in his heart.
“Fine. Let’s divorce then.”
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I, Zara Moore, married my brother-in-law to fulfil my dying sister’s last wish. I poured my heart into this marriage, cared for him, and loved his son like my own, hoping that one day, he might return my feelings. 
It was only my wishful thought. I ended up being killed in my past life.
Reborn, I could see the truth clearly.
To him, I was a promise he made to his first love. Tired of being just an obligation, I decided to leave him and not tell him about the child in my womb. But with tearful eyes, he pleaded for one more chance.
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“Don’t bring up divorce,” Nathaniel growled, his cold gaze fixed on me. 
“I am done with this emotionless marriage,” I retaliated. 
"What about the promise you made?" He hissed, squeezing my arm. 
I gritted my teeth. “I tried to warm your heart for five years, but I failed. I don’t want to keep doing this.”
His expression changed, his eyes pleading. “Give me a chance. I’ll make up to you.”  
I stared at him, stunned. He clearly didn’t love me. Why was he unwilling to let me go?
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Nathaniel dropped, rolled, and came up behind another pillar just as another shot rang out, exploding plaster and dust around him. He peeked out, spotted the man—a tall, broad figure with a scar slicing across his cheek, gun raised.

Nathaniel exhaled slowly. Then he darted from behind the pillar, firing two quick rounds. The first missed, the second clipped the man's arm. The leader growled in pain but didn't go down. Instead, he fired wildly, backing toward a narrow passage.

Nathaniel chased, footsteps pounding the floor.

They weaved through broken rooms, gunfire echoing off the walls. Nathaniel slid behind an overturned table as bullets whizzed past. He peeked over, aimed, and fired again, this time hitting the man in the leg.

The leader stumbled, crashing into a stack of crates.

Nathaniel closed the gap fast. He kicked the gun from the man's hand and slammed him to the ground with a hard, precise strike.

The rescue