Win her back?
From the moment Stella decided to leave, Evan had ceased to be someone she could ever return to.
Even if things were impossible between her and Felix, she would never go back to Evan.
People did not truly let go of someone until they had been hurt beyond their limit.
And once they finally chose to leave, how many could ever turn back?
At her cold reply, Evan said, “Then we’ll keep this up for the rest of our lives.”
Even if she remained disappointed in him forever, he would stay tangled up with her.
Stella’s expression chilled at his sudden shamelessness.
That was what she hated most.
There was no reasoning with someone who had no shame.
Besides…
“Didn’t you want a divorce back in Harbor City?”
Their life together had been miserable by then.
Back then, Evan had seemed almost desperate to divorce her.
And now he was claiming he would spend the rest of his life refusing to let her go?
Was he truly prepared to keep this up forever?
“I never wanted to divorce you,” Evan said.
Stella stared at him.
Never?
She laughed mockingly.
He had been adamant about ending their marriage immediately, yet now he claimed he had never meant it.
How ridiculous.
“I only wanted you to stop fighting me,” Evan said. “I wanted you to calm down.”
Countless women would have done anything to become Mrs. Wright.
At the time, he had never believed Stella genuinely wanted a divorce.
Even when she became involved with Felix, Evan had not believed she would actually leave him.
After all, why would the Hernandez family accept a divorced woman?
Stella should have understood that too.
Looking back, every time Evan had threatened divorce, it had only been an attempt to force her into backing down.
Stella fell silent.
He had wanted her to stop fighting.
So he had never considered how to solve the problem.


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