"I can't believe this is happening," Rose exclaimed, tears streaming down her face. "I've decided to divorce you, Ethan. I've had enough," she said, throwing up her hands in frustration. Ethan, taken aback, hesitated. "What? Are you serious?" he asked, disbelief etched on his face. Rose's heart sank as she explained, "Yes, I've been trying to make this work, but it feels like we're not meant to be together. I thought marriage would solve everything, but after all these years, my dreams didn't come true. I'm just filling the void left by your true love's return." Her words hung heavy in the air, and Ethan's expression turned cold. "You think you're the only one capable of ending our marriage? Let me assure you, Rose, my feelings haven't changed. You've been more than just a wife to me," he said, his voice dropping to a menacing whisper. But deep inside, both wondered if they were merely living in a temporary illusion, or if there was still a chance for them, given the pull of their shared history and the lingering echoes of his past love.
