If she continued to fight for a relationship that was doomed to fail because she was the only one willing to save it, then she would be setting a bad example for her children.

Perhaps it was time.

Rena opened the drawer of her bedside table and took out two documents.

One was a separation agreement, and the other was a divorce agreement.

It was early the next morning.

‘As always, Rena took care of the two children. She helped Alexis get ready for school and nursed Marcus.

Rena and Waylen hadn't been getting along well lately, but they made sure that their children never saw them arguing or fighting. However, as a sensitive child, Alexis knew that something was wrong.

While having her breakfast, Alexis suddenly asked Rena.

“Are we moving out of this house, Mommy?"

Last night, she overheard her mother on the phone, telling someone that she was looking for a big house with five bedrooms.

Rena was startled by her little girl's question.

She pinched her little face and smiled, "Would you like to live with Mommy? The house I'm getting is very close to your school. | can drive you and then pick you up every day.”

She could even take Marcus to pick up Alexis should the weather permitted.

On his way downstairs, Waylen happened to overhear what Rena told Alexis.

Would Rena really take the kids and move out?

Waylen came over and sat down next to Rena. He didn't want to pick a fight with her in front of their daughter, so he said in a low voice, "Have the driver take Alexis to school. We need to talk."

Rena wiped Alexis' mouth. After a while, she replied in a casual manner.

Waylen held her hand with more force than necessary.

But she decided not to make a scene over it.

After breakfast, Rena handed over Alexis to the driver, and the driver took Alexis to school.

Waylen took his car keys and said to Rena, "I'll drive you to the office. We'll talk on the way."

Rena agreed.