This Time, I Will Get My Divorce, Mr

After Tom took her keys, Sonia walked back to Toby’s Maybach. She went around the front of the car and

opened the door to the front passenger’s seat. However, she realized that Toby had already shifted to the

driver’s seat. She immediately changed her mind and shut the passenger’s door with a blank expression

on her face.

Toby frowned as he watched her slamming the passenger’s door and opening the back seat door

instead. Was that a look of disdain I saw on her face? Did she just refuse to sit in the passenger’s seat

beside me?

“Alright, President Fuller. You can start driving,” Sonia said bluntly once she placed the gift down beside

her.

Toby felt the urge to laugh amidst his anger. Does this woman think I’m her driver? He looked at the

woman through his rear mirror. She had turned her head sideways to look out the window. “Where are

you headed?” His thin lips parted as he spoke.

“The train station further down the road,” she uttered without looking at him. His expression faltered as

he realized that she would rather get her own transport than let him send her to her destination. In the

end, he lowered his gaze to conceal the frustration in his eyes before he started driving.

Sonia seemed caught up in her thoughts as she glanced at the view outside the window. She only turned

back and grabbed onto the driver’s seat when she realized that the car had gone past the train station.

“You’ve passed the station, President Fuller!” she cried in a furious voice.

“I know.” Toby’s gaze was fixed on the road as he responded in a cold tone.

“Did you do that on purpose?” She bit on her lip.

A smug look unconsciously flashed across his gaze as he nodded. “Where are you headed? You can tell

me your new destination now.”

“You…” Sonia smacked the backrest of the driver’s seat in anger.

He smirked when he saw her doing so. “I’m going to continue going straight if you won’t tell me where to

go.”

“I’m headed to the hospital to visit Grandma.” Sonia shot him a glare before she gave him the answer he

wanted. Since when did this guy ever enjoy driving others to their destination? I’m speechless—how

could he play such games just because I didn’t want him to send me directly to the hospital?

Toby seemed somewhat surprised when he heard that Sonia was headed to visit Rose. He had assumed

that she was on the way to visit Charles’s parents when he first saw all the health supplements that

Sonia had prepared as a gift. For some reason, Toby felt his mood lifting after he heard Sonia’s plans.

Sonia, on the other hand, wasn’t in a good mood at all. Her expression was dark and grim on their way to

the hospital. When they finally arrived, Sonia got out of the car and thanked Toby before she strode

directly into the hospital’s main entrance. Toby followed behind her, and he chuckled when he saw the

way she stormed off into the building. Is she still mad? He had never seen her angry when she was with

the Fullers—she always had the same, stoic expression on her face. Even her smiles looked forced back

then. Her every action used to be filled with despair—just the sight of it used to annoy him. He had never

seen this amount of energy in her.

It was clear that she had never been happy while she was living with the Fullers. Toby decided that the

divorce was the right decision after all. Although he knew that the divorce felt like a relief to Sonia, he

couldn’t explain why he didn’t experience the same sense of freedom after that. If anything, he felt

heavier after their divorce. Furthermore, the sense of heaviness seemed to become more evident as

time went on. He was afraid to even consider the reason he felt so heavy—his gut feeling told him that it

was something he didn’t want to know. He knew that his life would fall apart once he truly understood his

feelings.

At that thought, Toby wiped off the smile on his face and returned to his usual cold demeanor. Soon

enough, they arrived at Rose’s ward. The door was open, and Mary was nowhere to be seen, so Sonia

knocked on the door before she stepped in.

Rose was reading a book on the bed, and she lifted her head up when she heard someone knocking. A

loving grin spread across Rose’s face once she saw who her visitor was. “Sonia! Come in!” Rose

gestured for her guest to enter.

“I’m here to visit you, Grandma.” Sonia walked in with her gifts. Rose was about to nag at Sonia for

buying her so many gifts when she noticed another figure that was entering the room. “Toby?” Rose shot

Sonia a look of utter surprise before she turned back to Toby. “Did you guys come over together?”

“No. I just bumped into President Fuller at the elevator. That’s why we came up together,” Sonia

explained with a smile. Toby understood why Sonia told such a lie—he knew that she didn’t want Rose to

overthink their relationship. Rose would have gotten her hopes up, and she would have expected them

to get married again otherwise.

Although Toby knew that Sonia had made the right move, he still felt uneasy after hearing what she said.

Am I some sort of disease? Why does she have to try so hard to avoid me? “That’s right, Grandma.”

Toby’s expression was glum as he agreed to Sonia’s story.

Rose let out a rather disappointed sigh. “I see. I thought you guys came over together.”

One look at Rose’s face was all it took for Sonia to understand the situation. Rose has never given up on

hoping for Toby and me to remarry to each other, huh? Sonia beamed and changed the topic

immediately. “How have you been feeling, Grandma?”