Julia instinctively wanted to leave.

But when she tried to pull the door, it didn't open. She looked at the driver and found that he had locked the door. She frowned at Terence, her face red with anger. "What do you want?"

Terence calmly sat in his seat and glanced at Julia. "What's wrong? Do you think that you have someone to rely on now that your old love is back?"

Terence honestly didn't know what was wrong with him. But when he saw Julia with Eric at the restaurant, he felt uncomfortable at the sight.

Julia spat at him with disgust, "Mr. Chen, are you out of your mind? First of all, there's nothing going on between me and Eric. And even if I'm in a relationship with him, how can you question me like this? Don't forget that we've already signed the divorce agreement."

Terence scoffed, "You seem to forget that signing the divorce agreement doesn't mean we're officially divorced. We haven't gone to the Civil Affairs Bureau to get a divorce yet."

f you need me in the future, just call me. I'll book a hotel room and wait for you. What do you think?"

Julia pretended to be indifferent, but the humiliation in her heart hurt her.

She breathed in and continued, "I'm leaving now. I'll come whenever you need me. But I'd like to tell you that morning-after pills aren't good for my health. So please remember to use condoms next time, okay?"

"Fuck off!" Terence looked at Julia's dissolute manner and got flustered. He snorted and ruthlessly drove her away.

"Got it," Julia gently responded. Since she had achieved her goal, she opened the door.

She smiled and said with a smile, "Don't forget to call me, Mr. Chen."

She watched as Terence's vehicle drove down the corner and disappeared. When he was finally out of sight, she squatted down and cried uncontrollably.

It started to rain and Julia wondered if God was pitying her. She stayed on the road, releasing all the grief she felt for the last few days.