Chapter 564
Chapter 564:
Kailey didn’t react right away. She slowly pulled the document out and read it from top to bottom, making sure there was no mistake. It was exactly what Zaria had said. A divorce agreement.
Kyson had not been stingy. He left her the house they had shared, transferred company shares, and deposited a large sum of money in her name.
A faint laugh escaped her. “Look at this. I lost my job, but I became a millionaire overnight. Who walks away from a short marriage with this much p>
If not for the tears sliding down her cheeks, Zaria might have believed she meant every word.
She had never seen Kailey like this before.
“Kailey, you p>
The words stuck in her throat. She didn’t know how to comfort someone facing something like this. She had never experienced anything close to it.
Zaria turned helplessly toward Linda, silently asking for support.
𝗕𝗲 𝗽𝗮𝗿𝘁 𝗼𝗳 𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗼𝗻
Linda, however, remained distant. Her tone held no warmth. “It seems you’re satisfied with the terms. Review everything carefully and sign the papers. Mr. Blake doesn’t intend for the two of you to see each other again p>
With that, she walked out of the office, her heels striking the floor in steady clicks, each sound making the room feel tighter.
“Since when did Linda become this kind of person?” Zaria muttered to herself. Still, none of that mattered right now. Kailey was the one who needed her.
“Kailey, you said it yourself — and honestly, you’re right. With this much money, you won’t even have to work again. You can take it easy and live however you want. Isn’t that a good thing p>
Kailey kept her head lowered and said nothing.
Sunlight poured through the window and drained the color from her face, making her look almost fragile. She waited through the long stillness before turning back and reaching for a pen from the desk.
“Wait — you’re really going to sign it?” Zaria caught her hand, hoping to stop her. “How about I call him for you? At least ask him why. I can’t believe Mr. Blake would handle things like this p>
Kailey let her hold on, but her mind seemed far away. Her voice came out quiet and steady. “He’s not heartless. But if something can be thrown away that easily, then there’s nothing left to fight for. Zaria, I’ve tried to hold on for so long. It only works if he wants the same thing, doesn’t it p>
Zaria couldn’t answer, because deep down, she knew Kailey was right. She slowly released her hand, her shoulders slumping. “Then sign it.” She told herself that people who truly belonged together wouldn’t separate for good. Even if they drifted apart, fate might guide them back one day.
Kailey signed her name on the divorce agreement. She didn’t bother going to Linda afterward — she handed the document to Zaria and asked her to pass it along. Then she returned to her desk and began packing her belongings.
When she finished, she carried a cardboard box downstairs. A bodyguard stepped forward. “Do you need help p>
“No p>
None of it meant anything to her anymore.