Chapter 221. Self-destruction, Part I

Translator: Khan

Editor Group: Liber Reverie

The Count had not yet answered, but the Countess handed him the divorce papers, and the count's eyes shook like waves as he confirmed that all but his signature had been filled.

She was the only woman who had protected him from suffering from his children, and he seemed to hesitate to sign divorce papers, no matter how much she wanted to protect her property.

"I need money to live with you in the future. You are not in good health, and the cost of treatment is enormous. If you're so lost in your mind, you might really have to sit on the street."

But the Countess's continued persuasion forced him to lift his pen. 'How could I not sign the papers to live with you?'

"... how do I submit it? And I need the consent of His Highness…"

"When you were a nobleman, you needed it, but I found out that you are now a commoner, deprived of your title, so you just need the confirmation of a person who is in charge and a witness."