"I'm sorry, Mom. But Dad is right. It would be better if Sia and I just split up. I don't like her. You know that. You were the ones who wanted her to be my wife, so you made sure we got married even though I didn't want to." Claude raised his voice. Evident the disgust in his tone. It felt like a boulder had lodged in my throat when I heard Claude's voice. It was hard for me to swallow. Even my knees weakened. I was on the verge of collapsing to the floor. "What? You want me to change, so you married me to that woman? Dad, Mom, that won't happen. I don't believe in that damn love! There's no such thing as forever! There's no woman worthy of my love. They're all just after my money and my good looks. Of course, I'm also good at pleasing in bed, which is another reason why women flock to me. But I have no intention of tying the knot with anyone. You're the ones who want me to get married." He added. I refused to accept whatever he was saying against love. His thoughts on forever seemed to be coming from a person with so much bitterness in his heart. I wondered what kind of childhood that he had that he would think so negatively of love? I dropped the idea of him falling in love with me after hearing that, because clearly, he didn't believe it at all.