Chapter 106

Amelia was on the line. Dickson returned the phone to his pocket, having resolved to sever all connections with her. The initial misunderstanding between him and Amelia had persisted, and now there was even less reason to prolong it.

Beep, beep, beep!

The phone continued to vibrate. "Mr. Dickson, you're quite occupied," Amanda remarked, sneering without lifting her head. "You better get back to your own affairs!"

Dickson retorted, "You're in such a rush to push me away, huh? After I'm gone, you can freely entice other men, right?"

Rolling her eyes, Amanda replied irritably, "Dickson, I have no clue what you're thinking. We agreed to have nothing to do with each other after the divorce. You're already engaged. Spend time with your fiancée."

The two years of marriage had caused her immense pain, and she harboured unforgiving resentment. Overcoming the emotional distress from her relationship with Dickson had been a challenging journey, and there was no turning back for her.

"Amanda, whe