Divorce Anxiety

Divorce Anxiety Chapter 171

Samuel: I’ll come back tonight.

Kathleen: Are you done with work?

Samuel: I miss you.

He badly wanted to return to her side and protect her.

Before he could even deal with Christopher, Caleb showed up.

Samuel was not even close to dying, yet there were already so many people lining up to take his place.

Kathleen: You don’t have to worry about me.

Samuel: It’s fine. It’s all settled.

Kathleen: I’m going to wash up now.

Samuel: Okay.

Although he believed that she was not a woman of easy virtue, he was still worried that she might have feelings for Caleb.

Perhaps, Kathleen had been more reserved when it came to Christopher because of Samuel.

However, Caleb was different.

He was totally unrelated to Samuel. There was no blood relationship between them, and they were not competing against each other in their respective businesses.

Kathleen would not need to worry about anything. There was even a chance that she might actually consider Caleb as a potential partner.

As such, Samuel was incredibly tormented by that thought.

He wanted to go back as quickly as possible, but he still had to finish his tasks on hand.

At noon, there was a business luncheon organized by his business partner.

Samuel attended the event in a black suit, looking refined yet aloof. There seemed to be a cold aura radiating off his body.

“Good afternoon, Mr. Macari,” a sexy lady greeted him as she approached. She was seductively dressed in a long, red dress with spaghetti straps.

Her hair cascaded over her shoulders, and her lips matched the fiery red color of her dress. She looked incredibly alluring and enchanting.

Samuel stared at her impassively.

“Have you forgotten who I am?” she asked, her attractive lips quirking up.

“Should I know who you are?” he questioned back frowningly.

Harrison, Kathleen’s friend from high school.” She smiled faintly. “We met when I visited the Macari

bell.” The man was still as distant

morning’s trending news, Mr. Macari. I never imagined that Kathleen

“This way?”

right.” She knitted her brows. “She’s such a promiscuous woman, seducing so many men. Is that what

Kathleen had

he was only holding a

to Kathleen, even

Macari, I know you want to reconcile with Kathleen, but you have to think it through. She’s merely using

shared a bed with such a good-looking man for three

ever since the

so many obstacles in her way of

not that close to Kathleen, so there was next to no chance of

that she had finally met the man, there

Kathleen told me once that she was only clinging onto you because your family is rich and powerful. She’s a greedy woman who wants to covet your family’s wealth. She doesn’t even love you.” Scarlett began sowing discord. ”Otherwise, she would not have gotten into ambiguous relationships with so many men right after coming back. She’s

glint flashed across Samuel’s eyes. “Why don’t you tell

She instantly stiffened.

you dare to confront

then, everyone started

a death wish? How dare you insult her in front of me?” Samuel’s deep voice was

Scarlett blanched.

isn’t something people like you can use to drive a wedge between

woman was rooted to the ground, unable to

“Tyson!” Samuel shouted sternly.

Mr. Macari.”

our partnership if he dares to

“Yes!” Tyson nodded.

left in long strides while Tyson immediately went to

heard what had happened, he instantly broke

wasn’t me who arranged for Scarlett to attend the luncheon, Mr. Hackney!”

you think I won’t be able to see right through your decision of selecting

were merely devils trying to pretend

apparent that they had wanted to

Elijah became utterly

the matter on your own,” Tyson added before turning around to

Elijah wiped the sweat off

slap. “Useless! Didn’t you say that everything will go just

her face

Samuel and told me he would show you respect!” Elijah berated. “In the end, you’re nothing but a

in rage, not reflecting on

placed all the blame on

during the afternoon break when Kathleen saw

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