"I'm sorry," said Samuel with a sad smile. "Yvette, I shouldn't have got you involved in this matter without your permission."

"It doesn't matter." Thinking of the way Samuel introduced her in front of Bella, Yvette blushed. "We are friends so don't worry about it."

"But it's unfair to you," Samuel said with a frown.

"It doesn't matter," Yvette repeated, brushing off his apology. "I volunteered to do it."

After she said that, the two of them kept in silence for a long time.

Samuel was aware of Yvette's feelings for him. Unfortunately, he had feelings for Julia, so he was unwilling to reciprocate. Instead, he pretended to be ignorant.

He was gradually getting over Julia, but he still wasn't ready to be with anothe

about your problems."

"Oh, I have nothing to worry about," Julia said confidently. "I'm waiting for Terence to come and complete the divorce procedures as soon as possible. Then everyone will be relieved."

"Really?" Samuel smiled. "Don't you feel a little resentful?"

"Why would I?" Julia asked. "The whole thing was a mistake between Terence and me. Now we're returning to the place where everything started. This marriage is not worth saving."

The car stopped in front of Julia's house. Before getting out of the car, Julia, who was still worried about Samuel, turned to him and reminded, "Don't forget what I said to you."

"Okay, I will think it over," Samuel assured. Breathing a sigh of relief, Julia went upstairs.