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    Knowing Elsa’s fiery temper, Ethan ended the call and sat silently in his car. Elsa, seething, muttered to herself, “Everyone’s turning against me! It’s so infuriating!”

    Wiping her tears, she stormed off to find her car.

    Once Elsa drove off, Ethan stepped out of his car and made his way to Kenny’s hospital room.

    On the small table by Kenny’s bed were several skewers of grilled meat, the aroma filling the air.

    Kenny was eating slowly, having polished off a few skewers already.

    “Ethan, didn’t you have a big project review this afternoon? How did you find time toe see me?” Kenny’s face lit up as he offered a skewer to Ethan.

    “Here, try one. It’s delicious.”

    Ethan took it and started eating. “My work’s done. I came straight after finishing it. The three vice presidents are handling the follow-up, so I’m free now. How are you holding up, Kenny?”

    Kenny grinned. “No headaches, no dizziness, no nausea, and I’m eating fine. I think I’m good to recover at home.”

    “That’s a relief.”

    After a brief conversation, Emmett spoke up. “Elsa’s staying with you, right? Has she been stirring up trouble for you, Ethan?”

    Ethan shot a nce at Emmett, wary of getting dragged into their divorce mess. “She keeps going on about how Brenna and I aren’t right for each other, but I tune her out. You know I’ve never paid her much mind.”

    Emmett nodded. “If she gets to be too much, just kick her out. I gave her two houses; she’s got ces to go. She’s obsessed with meddling in your lives; it’s ridiculous. She has controlled me for years, and now, she’s trying to control both of you. You don’t owe…”

    “Her just because she’s your mom. If you cut all ties with her, she only has herself to me.”

    Ethan stayed quiet. Over the years, he had witnessed Emmett and Elsa’s rtionship, with minor arguments every few days and major ones regrly. Usually, Emmett wouldpromise. This time, Emmett was determined to divorce Elsa, likely because he had reached his limit.

    Emmett continued, “She should have picked up a hobby after retirement—maybe a reading group or gardening—but no, she’s always poking into our lives. Is something wrong with her? If you’re okay with her staying and pestering you, I won’t step in, but I’m done with her.”

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    Ethan didn’t respond, and Kenny focused on his food, now eating with more enthusiasm.

    Seeing no reply from his sons, Emmett pressed Ethan. “Did you hear me? Why are you not saying anything?”

    Ethan said, “If you want a divorce, go for it. Mom is tough to deal with. I’m fed up with her, too.”

    Kenny nodded in agreement.

    Emmett felt validated. “Exactly! I’ve been saying your mom’s got serious issues. All these years, when have I not been the one to apologize first? I wasn’t even wrong!”

    Ethan nodded. “Yeah, Dad, you’ve put up with a lot. You’re still young; you can find someone kind and gentle. With your status, marrying someone younger wouldn’t be a problem.”

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