'If he had not harmed me, perhaps things would have been different,' she thought.
She sat down, Silas taking the seat beside her.
The sight made Jade's jaw tighten with anger. He pointed accusingly at Silas, but Silas ignored the gesture and calmly placed a document on the table.
"You wanted this. Read it."
It was the letter of seperation Jade had demanded earlier.
Jade glanced at it and immediately relaxed.
But before that satisfaction could settle, Silas produced another agreement and slid it forward.
"This one is new."
Jade frowned and read it.
It was a marriage registration.
Silas spoke evenly,
"Even after the divorce, Ivy decided she still wanted to marry me. So we remarried."
Jade's expression twisted with rage.
"You tricked me!"
Silas chuckled.
"I did not trick you. I merely showed you how terrifying the human mind can be."
He placed the marriage approval papers on the table, then looked toward Ivy.
