Boss, Your Wife's Asking For A Divorce, Again

Chapter 30

“Yeah… It’s Rina’s death anniversary today.

Julia’s hands–which were holding the

bouquet of baby’s breath–trembled as she was reminded of her eldest daughter who had passed away at a young age. In

the end, she couldn’t help but start to cry.

As she was too heartbroken upon losing

her eldest daughter, Julia placed all of her

attention on the youngest daughter,

However, she would still feel her heart

wrench every year during Rina’s death

anniversary

“There, there. Let’s not cry.” Titus

embraced Julia and cooed, “Today’s not

only Rina’s death anniversary, but it’s also

Tina’s engagement day. I’m sure Rina would be happy for her sister if she knew Tina is getting engaged.”

Julia was crying so hard that she could even feel her chest hurting. “If it wasn’t for Henry the b*stard, Rina w-wouldn‘t have...”

Julia sobbed in a choking voice.

Titus’ eyes darkened. “The Reed Family

has already been destroyed, and Sonia is

the only one left.”

Six years ago, Titus had driven Henry to

death and ruined the Reeds in order to

avenge his elder daughter’s death.

However, he couldn’t lay a finger on Sonia

because she had already married Toby at that time. Little did Titus expect that six

years later, Sonia would acquire Paradigm

Los shares and become the biggest

shareholder of the company.

“All Sonia has is Paradigm Co. and nothing else. Dealing with her is going to be a piece of cake.” Titus was heartbroken at the thought of his deceased daughter, and his hatred toward the Reeds deepened

even more.

On the other hand, Julia was hesitant. “Forget about it. She’s Toby’s ex-wife after all. If Toby becomes aware of this, I’m worried it would cause Tina trouble in the

future.”

Titus shorted. “Don’t you know why Toby

married Sonia? He doesn’t love her at all. If

he did, he wouldn’t just sit back and watch

the downfall of the Reeds, and he surely

wouldn’t just watch Paradigm Co, slip

away from him like that.”

this matter and leave it to me. Rina had fallen in love with the crown at first sight back then. Ask Tina

nodded and stared at the

sorrowfully

other hand, Sonia planned

the office to settle a few

before going home

arrived at the

informed her, “President

King from Dwells is here and is

with Mr. Lane in his

coldly. “I see. I’ll

take a look.”

had said that he would send someone to bring the contract to Paradigm Co the

knew Paul wanted to string her along and wait for her to call Dwells on her own.

a better

Paradigm Co.

on Charles’

office. Seeing that

with Paul, she walked

them and smiled as she

King, it’s been

President Reed.” Paul

politely shook Sonia’s hand.

sitting down, Sonia sipped

their collaboration Seeing so, Paul had no choice but to bring it up. “I’m so sorry. President Reed. For the past few days, I was so busy I couldn’t make it over to

contract. I’m here today to make an

that, he presented the contract to Sonia and said,

and we can sign it if there’s

other issue.”

and

but Sonia gave

to him to

she said to Paul, “Mr.

told me that she tried

office number before this

reach you. Because

couldn’t afford

contacted another company

overseas orders. You claimed that you value the

up engaging a below-par manufacturer just because you’re rushing to ship the order?” Paul thought Sonia was merely saying so to bargain with him, so

smiled, “Besides your

Inc. is

for overseas

I heard Rentoor is

year. President Reed,

with Rentoon7″ Paul

disbelief and pressed

the other day was merely out of respect toward Toby. In fact, he didn’t take Sonia seriously at all, but little

managed to

has just entered the

 know the boss of Rentoor? Could it be that

of

when they were

he thought

Toby would help

connections.

seconds, Paul understood

Gritting his teeth,

Reed, to be

I said

additional orders. Earlier on, President Gray called me and

All this while I was wondering why you wouldn‘t take up such a profitable business. I

out I was

company has quite a

Paul smiled awkwardly and

risk of offending

needed

this–connections. Moreover, there were