Edgar and His Destined Wife

Chapter 3 Mr. Royden Will Not See You

Jean finished recording her statement at the police station and sat dispirited in a chair. She had waited for two hours, but Edgar did not show up. Instead, it was his lawyer who came.

The lawyer put down his briefcase and sat opposite Jean before handing her a few documents. "Ms. Eyer, Mr. Royden said if you sign this divorce agreement immediately, he will gift you the apartment at Westlake Mount."

Although the lawyer spoke gently, he still kept a professional distance.

Jean felt heartbroken as she looked at the words 'Divorce Agreement' written in block letters on the document.

She suddenly laughed. Who would have known he would be this impatient to divorce?

The lawyer noticed Jean still hadn't touched the pen and took out a few more documents from his briefcase. He gave them to Jean and explained, "These documents contain detailed information on Mr. Royden and your properties. Both of you do not have shared properties. The apartment at Westlake Mount is a compassionate gift from Mr. Royden. Furthermore, this document shows Mr. Royen's equity split was last year. It means Eyer's Group's debt is your sole responsibility and not shared in this marriage. Therefore, Royden Group has no liability in this."

Then, the lawyer took out another series of documents listing shares, residential properties, credit cards, and so on.

was all part of Edgar's

every step of his plan was

can't deny that he is intelligent. Otherwise, my father wouldn't have been impressed by his capabilities and

young age, Edgar managed to amass wealth for Royden Group

best man for me. He saw Edgar as a courageous and handsome young man with an incredible mind for

unscathed after Eyer Group

if dad ever expected

shuddered in fear as she thought about Edgar's plan. At the same

to appear in person to divorce and ruin her.

fists and forced herself to calm down. Then, she placed the documents on the table and asked, "Where

has given me full authority in all

agrees to meet." Jean looked straight at the young lawyer, who was careful