"Yes, Mia, share with us... Mom will agree to whatever you say," Mrs. Franklin urged.
Mia stared intently at these older adults in front of her, feeling so choked up that she could hardly make a sound. After a long while, once she had adjusted her emotions, she lowered her eyes. She said softly, "William and I are planning to get divorced."
"What... what?"
Everyone reacted the same way as her father-in-law, Mr. Franklin, when they heard her words, their mouths agape, unable to believe their ears.
Her eyes were red, and she slowly lifted her head, her slightly dazed gaze looking at William beside her. "I'm very grateful for the many dreams and beautiful moments you brought into my life... Those days in Japan were the most beautiful time of my life. I believe that when I occasionally recall them in the future, they will still be beautiful."
The Franklins were stunned on the sofa, and her mother stood up in shock. "Mia... Mia, what are you saying? You want to divorce William?"
