NovelGoldChapter 2 Antowas stunned for a second. Maybe he was surprised that I agreed so readily.
I continued, "I can sign, but you got to promiseone thing." I looked up at him, my gaze utterly calm.
His expression turned obscure for a second. After a few seconds of silence, he nodded.
"Tellwhatever you need. I'll try to meet them all," he said.
I didn't say anything. Instead, I picked up the pen, flipped to the last page of This book had been added on your bookshelf.cf my nGrace Parrish neatly.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇt"Aren't you even going to read it?" Frowning, he looked at me, puzzled.
I smiled, "No need." Then I closed the pen cap and handed the papers back to him. "Anything else?" I shifted my gaze from him to the door, my tone so flat as if I were talking about the weather.
He said, "I'll pick you up to go to the courthouse tomorrow" I nodded slightly in silence.
His gaze falling onwas a bit obscure. Yet, in the end, he i Chapter 2 said nothing. He just sighed softly and left.
11 285 Nouchers Sienna followed him. As he opened the door, she suddenly stopped, turned around, and glanced atout of the corner of her eyes, smiling mockingly.
Then she deliberately mouthed "I won" slowly; after that, she left triumphantly.
In my previous life, she did win, and I ended up losing completely.
This time, I didn't want to lose even a bit.
After quite a while, my phone screen lit up. Several messages from Arnold Wolfe popped up.
"Grace, Antotoldwhat had happened. He shouldn't have done this." "To be fair, you know it took him such a long tto stop beating himself up over Milton's death." "But he still feels so guilty toward Milton, and he's been trying to make it up to Sienna to make him feel better." "He toldthat after this whole thing calms down, he'll give you a grand wedding. Believe him, OK?" I couldn't help but laugh out loud as I read his messages, while tears streamed down my face.
Arnold said those exact words toin my previous life.
To forceto sign the divorce papers, Antowent to his friends for ideas.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏm1 28.18% +x X+ III o < Chapter 2 But he forgot that his friends were mine, too.
The onlookers tended to see most of the game.
1 288 Vouchers Arnold couldn't bear to see Antoand I end up like this; after all, we used to be so much in love.
So, he tried to talk ssense into Antonio, suggesting that Antoshouldn't sacrifice his marriage for Sienna.
Meanwhile, he put in a good word for Antoin front ofemphasizing that Antowas a faithful man, and I should trust him. Back then, Milton protected Antoat the cost of his life. Otherwise, Antowould have been dead already.
In my previous life, I retorted while crying, "During these years, Antoni s, Antohas always prioritized Sienna. I know he's guilty toward Milton, and I've always been considerate. "And now, though he had millions of ways to clear this up, he chose to sacrificeas well as our twelve years of love." Arnold's lips moved, but no words cout.
In fact, he had asked Antoabout this. Antosaid, "I had no choice but to fail one of them. I could only fail Grace. She lovesand will understand that my hands are tied." He sacrificedeasily because I loved him? What kind of logic was that? Now, I simply felt glad that I had a chance to make it right before it was too late.
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