Divorce With Twins: Cold Chief Lost His Mind
In her previous life, Vivienne Hargrove married the man she loved, Nathan Hargrove, only to spend her days in misery.
A fellow soldier had sacrificed his life to save Nathan, and Nathan felt compelled to take care of the man's widow and child.
But that woman harbored ill intentions and constantly overstepped her bounds, showing up at their door late at night to whisk Nathan away.
Vivienne endured endless torment through her pregnancy, subjected to the whispers and pointed fingers of their military compound neighbors, with no one to turn to.
She raised her son alone, the two of them clinging to each other through the years. After all that struggle, she finally lived to see him grow up and enlist — only for him to lose his life on his very first mission.
In her final years, she lay dying of a terminal illness, and only on her deathbed did she learn the devastating truth: her parents and her son had all been secretly murdered by that fallen soldier's widow.
Consumed by boundless hatred and bitter regret, she was reborn — back to the very beginning of her marriage.
This time, Vivienne Hargrove made up her mind:
She would conceive the child from her past life, then keep the child and leave the husband behind.
She tore up her application to follow him to his post in front of everyone, severing all ties in one clean stroke, and left Nathan Hargrove to tend to that mother and child on his own.
Nathan Hargrove assumed they were of one heart — that his gentle, understanding wife had willingly stayed behind at the compound to look after others, and he felt nothing but guilt and gratitude toward her.
So when Vivienne Hargrove asked for a divorce, Nathan Hargrove was utterly blindsided.
He refused her again and again, but she vanished without a trace.
Years later, when he came face to face with a little boy whose features were the mirror image of his own, the truth finally hit him.
It was he who had dismissed her pain time and time again, who had broken her heart so thoroughly that she chose to carry and raise his child entirely alone — rather than have anything to do with him ever again.
The man who had always been cold and unyielding, eyes rimmed red, sank to his knees before his wife and child:
"I'm sorry… I'm so sorry."
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