Normally, it should only be a forty-minute journey. But Mitchel drove so slow that it took them an hour and a half.

Raegan didn't make a fuss about it. She thought they had enough time, anyway. So, she just sat in the passenger seat calmly.

Finally, they arrived at their destination. Raegan got out of the car without waiting for Mitchel to open the door for her.

When they walked in, the staff said apologetically, "I'm sorry. We are currently having problems with the system. It won't be fixed soon.

Will it be okay if you come back tomorrow?"

The hope in Mitchel's reignited upon hearing these words.

But the next second, it was shattered.

Raegan said firmly, "It's okay. We will wait."

She didn't want to wait all night. For her, a long delay meant trouble. So, she was willing to wait until they fixed the problem.

Bitterness surged up in Mitchel's heart. But he could only purse his lips.

It was almost time for the staff to get off work, but the system problem had not been resolved yet.

The people waiting in line behind Mitchel and Raegan had all left.

Only the two of them stayed in the line.

When Mitchel saw this, he lowered his head and murmured, “How about we go home? Let's come here tomorrow."

Raegan raised her head and looked at the clock on the wall.

"There are still ten minutes left."

Mitchel's face turned pale.

Why was she so eager to divorce him? Did she hate him so much that she didn't want to have anything to do with him for even a second?

A trace of disappointment flashed in his eyes.

“You can wait here, then. I have to go back to deal with some business matters."