The Divorce Prescription (Celina and Adam) novel Chapter 264

No matter how hard Celine tried, it seemed like this road had no end. She grew tired of walking and stopped. Strength was draining from her body, and the immense pain forced her to crouch down slowly.

She wrapped her slender arms around her knees and buried her tears-soaked face deep into them. Her delicate shoulders began to tremble. At that moment, she cried uncontrollably.

So this was what it felt like to lose Adam. It hurt so much. 

She couldn't even explain what was so good about him. He wasn't kind to her at all, but wouldn't everyone fall for one or two jerks in their lifetime? She loved him.

In her hand, she clutched the emerald necklace he had given to her tightly. She knew she had already lost him. She had lost the person she loved.

At that moment, a Rolls-Royce Phantom pulled up by the roadside. Adam, sitting in the driver's seat, watched Celine through the gleaming windshield. He saw her curled up on the street, sobbing uncontrollably.

A faint blood-red hue crept into

 his deep black eyes as his fingers gripped the steering wheel tightly. It felt as if something had stung his heart. It was not a sharp pain, but a dull, pervasive ache that spread everywhere. 

the sound of a : elodic ringtone broke the silence. A call came in. It was Carly. 

Her cheerful voice came through, asking “Adam, did you and Celine get a divorce already?” 

He looked at Celine from afar and answered hoarsely, “Yes.” 

That’s wonderful Hurry back to the hospital. I want to see your divorce certificate with my own eyes!” Then, she hung up, satisfied. 

ap gaze dimmed, and the blood–red tint in his eyes faded, replaced by the usual cold indifference. He and Celine were divorced now. It was over. From now on, they would be strangers. 

The person be loved was Carly. He needed to treat her well. 

aping on the gas pedal, he sped away in his Rolls–Royce Phantom and headed back to the hospital.