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

“Things don’t have to be so complicated, you know, I think I have an idea,” Charles drawled with a low chuckle.

Sonia eyed him warily. “What is it?”

“Did you forget that you gave me your wedding ring and the Ocean’s Heart two months ago? You wanted me to sell them off and donate the proceeds to the rural areas, remember? The jewelry pieces are still with me and I figured you could donate them for the auction.” As he said this, he put his hands out like he was holding the solution he came up with.

She gaped at him with wide eyes. “You didn’t sell those off?”

“Yeah.” He nodded and went on to say, “The Ocean’s Heart fetches a hefty price on the market, so it’s not exactly affordable for most. More to the point, everyone knows that it was specifically made under Toby’s orders. They’re terrified that they might offend him somehow if they were to buy the Ocean’s Heart off the market like that. And as for your wedding ring…” He trailed off as he gazed at her thoughtfully. “I was planning to sell it off but only after the Ocean’s Heart was sold. Seeing as that never happened, though, I’ve been keeping the wedding ring as well.”

“Okay.” Sonia processed this in a daze and lifted her chin by a fraction as she asked, “So, where’s the ring now?”

“At my place. Are you going to donate it for the auction then?” Charles asked.

She hummed in response. “You have said so yourself that the Ocean’s Heart fetches an extravagant price, so even if I were to donate it, there’s no guarantee that anyone attending the auction might bid for it. Besides, Toby will be there too. Anyone who bids for the Ocean’s Heart would greatly offend him one way or another. Donating the ring would be a wiser choice, and it’ll still fetch a couple hundred thousand for the cause.”

“I guess you’re right. In that case, I’ll donate the ring in your name after your operation,” he offered as he rubbed his chin.

The both of them headed for the hospital after lunch that afternoon. Upon their arrival, she had only just stepped out of the car when Zane approached her, waving his hand in greeting.

Hostility radiated from Charles as he glared at the other man. “What are you doing here?”

As if paying no mind to Charles’ animosity toward him, Zane grinned and replied, “I’m here for moral support, seeing that Sonia’s going for surgery and all.”

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Charles tore his gaze away with mild disgust and shot a glance at Sonia. “I can’t believe you told him about this, baby.”

“He asked-and I answered without thinking too much of it,” Sonia explained good-naturedly.

we agreed that I’d be the only one here

looked wounded.

passed over her face.

of hands to help out in case of any emergency, right? I mean, what if Sonia needs someone to

come up with no retort, given how sensible the explanation was. As much as he hated having another

his brilliant acting skills, without which he would not be able to hide his feelings

well. He had kept his feelings hidden and she went on to believe that whatever affection he had for her was

me over the same fair maiden, Zane thought tiredly, but his eyes glimmered with hard determination. But I don’t care how many

go in,” Sonia announced to the two childish men in front of her after checking the time and noting that it was nearly

heads in unison. “Let’s go in

them proceeded through the

icy look on his face that made one look away out of fear. I can’t believe you have two men in your company when it’s just a surgery, Sonia.

which were resting on his lap, were clenched so

her the cold shoulder so often that even I couldn’t bear to watch it. I hardly think there’s a point in getting jealous now that you’re separated from her. You should have loved her while you could, and now some other men

to Toby. Instead, Tom turned around to look at Toby as

immediately opened the door. Then, he

crutch supporting half

the man’s sudden gesture. Guess he’s

more of a coincidence than anything else that he saw the three familiar figures, seeing that he was passing through the lobby after he had

she and her two companions were no longer within earshot,

on?” Tina asked flatly when she

gaze flickered over to the direction in which Sonia and the others were headed. Then, as he adjusted his glasses, he spoke into the

what he said, she paused and straightened her posture. Her face brightened with a sinister glee as she quipped, “That’s right.

affirmed with

so excited, she stood up. “How wonderful. I

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