Aveline was a bit puzzled. "Can't it be handled in the main office?"

The staff member replied, "Ma'am, the office is quite busy today. You can go upstairs."

Aveline looked at the office and saw it was packed. She wondered if most marriages were falling apart these days. Pushing the thought aside, she followed the staff member upstairs.

In the general counsel's office, they still had to fill out some forms, and then came the issue of property division.

Lucas handed her an agreement. "This is your compensation."

Aveline took it and glanced through it, her eyes widening slightly at one name. The house in Maple Garden was being given to her. She had sold that house, hadn't she? When did he buy it back? Or was it another house? It was the first large house he had given her, holding special sentimental value, and she had really liked it.

Continuing to read, she saw a divorce settlement of ten million dollars.

Great, she had instantly become a multimillionaire.

Lucas gazed at her deeply. "Any questions?"

Aveline shook her head. "No."

Then they both signed.

them their divorce certificates. Lucas didn't take

up and carefully examined it. Divorce certificates here were formal single-page

trace of mockery flickered in her eyes

behind her. "Leaving so soon?

and you can't provide it, she'll think you're lying, and it wouldn't be good if she fell

the divorce certificate in hand, even her

mockery flickered in Lucas's eyes as Aveline

irritation in his chest. But smoking didn't help; it only

general counsel looked at him respectfully. "Mr. Tudor, everything was done according to your instructions. Your wife won't be able to tell that the divorce certificate is fake." "Hm,"

counsel rubbed his hands together and asked, "About

"The company will send her a

"Thank you, Mr. Tudor!"

sunlight warmed Aveline's body. She looked at the divorce certificate

It was over.

been entangled for so long, and

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