Chapter 30

"Come to my office at noon," said Theodore as he straightened his tie.

"Are we going to sign the divorce papers?" Rosalie asked directly.

She hoped to sign the papers and get the divorce over with, sparing herself the unnecessary sadness of dragging it out.

Theodore frowned at his wife’s anxious demeanor. "You'll find out when you get there."

With that, he left the room. There was a sense of unspoken anger in his movements.

Rosalie was doubtful, but she waited till noon. Unsure if she should go before or after lunch, she called Theodore.

When the call connected, Rosalie immediately asked, "It's noon. Should I come to your office now?"

"Yeah. Come over," Theodore replied.

"Have you eaten?" Rosalie asked out of habit.

"Not yet."

"How about I pack a lunchbox for you and bring it over?"

She knew Theodore often got too busy to have lunch, or simply grabbed something quick. Sometimes, he even just had a cup of coffee instead of a proper meal. That’s why she occasionally made lunch