Ethan had so much to say to her, but he only managed to blurt out a curt response. "Let's go."

They seemed to be bound to a silent understanding not to bring up the past. Once they completed the procedure, they were officially divorced.

Olivia didn't say a word throughout the process and turned to leave once the divorce was finalized. He couldn't help but ask, "What are your plans after this?"

She didn't even turn around to look at him. "It's none of your business, Mr. Miller."

A piece of snow fell from the tree branch onto her shoulder. Ethan reflexively reached out to wipe it off, but his fingers froze mid-air when he realized that he had no right to do so.

The reason he set her free was to put an end to the grudges between them.

The sunny winter day reminded him of the weather on the day they got married. She was lovely in her white bridal dress, wearing a bright smile.

That day, she joked with him, "I hope we'll never need to visit this place anymore."

"Never."

"But wha