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

Sitting upright, Sonia asked, “You found one?” “Yes.” Zane nodded. Sonia bit her lower lip. “Where did you find her?” “In a village from a family where they have little regard for her. She’s been abused since young and didn’t receive much education, either,” he replied. With a frown, she asked, “She doesn’t really meet the requirement, no?” How can she be our mole if she’s uneducated? As though reading her mind, Zane chuckled. “No, no, not at all. On the contrary, she checks all the boxes. Her eyes look exactly the same as Mrs. Gray, and more importantly, she’s more likely to gain their affection because she was abused since young and hadn’t been educated.” Instantly, Sonia’s eyes sparkled, and she understood what he meant.

“In other words, you’re trying to make use of the Grays’ guilt toward their long-lost daughter?” “That’s right. The more horrible Rina Gray used to live, the more likely it is for the Grays to treat her better. That way, the Rina Gray we are planting will have easier access to the interior workings of the Grays and will be able to retrieve the information we need,” he explained, flopping himself comfortably into his bed. Twirling the pen between her fingers, she answered, “I got it now. So, when are you planning to let her meet them?” “In a few more days, I think.

I have to prep this fake Rina in the next few days so that she wouldn’t give us away. Also, I’ll need your help to get a DNA sample from the Grays so that I can make the arrangements secretly in major hospitals. Then, this fake Rina will turn out to be their daughter no matter where the Grays do the paternity test.” With a smirk on her face, she promised, “I’ll think of a way to get it.” “Okay.” Zane stretched and added, “I believe you can do it.” After hanging up the call, Sonia placed down her cell phone, and her eyes glowed with joy. Looks like I have to find a way to meet Tina and get a sample of her hair.

actually pull her hair out with a reason. With that thought in mind, she called Daphne into her office. “What can I do for you, President Reed?” Daphne asked, standing in front of her desk. Leaning back into her chair, she instructed, “Send someone to keep a watch on Tina Gray

for the next two days. There were only two times when she left her house, and both times were visits to the hospital. Most probably, she was there to visit Toby. However, for some unknown reasons,

home for the entire day. This made Sonia a little worried because Zane would be finished with fake Rina’s prep course soon, but she still hadn’t caught hold of Tina’s hair. “I have to do something,” she muttered under her breath, placing her jacket over her shoulders and grabbing her handbag before leaving her office. I have to initiate the attack and not sit here waiting like a duck. Her informant had just told her that Tina had driven out from her place and was going in the

within a split second, and she could hear the delight in his voice. Not knowing if his delight was genuine, Sonia stood in a corner of the lobby and asked, “Is Tina still in the hospital?” “Are you looking for her?” he asked, brows knitted. “Yeah, is she still around?” “She’s standing outside of Toby’s ward and wants to visit him, but he doesn’t allow her.” Standing not far off, Tim watched with ridicule at the woman standing outside of Toby’s ward—her hands

 So he really didn’t see her for two days? No wonder my informants told me that Tina was only here for a few minutes. So, that’s why. But aren’t they supposed to be deeply in love? How could their relationship be on the rocks now? Snorting indifferently, she decided to not overthink it and said, “I see. May I ask you for a favor?” “Ask away! I’ll do anything you ask of me,” Tim said confidently, sounding excited

voice, Sonia felt the edges of her lips twitching as she didn’t understand why he was so happy that she was asking for his help. “I would like you to lure Tina into the direction of the lobby. I want her to see me.” He narrowed his eyes. “Do you have some business with her?” “You could put it that way, I guess,” she answered vaguely. Regardless, Tim didn’t press on with more questions and nodded. “Okay, I’ll get her there as soon as possible.” “Thank you.” Sonia hung up