Getting Him Hooked: Mr. Freeman's Indifferent Sinner Wife

Chapter 36

Zac himself was startled by his own question. He had no idea why he asked such a thing.

He had agreed to himself to stay out of Olivia and John’s personal affairs.

“Actually, I wanted to ask you to help me with the divorce agreement.

”

“Do you still want that?”

Surprisingly, Zac was nervous. He found himself hoping Olivia would divorce John.

Olivia scoffed. “Before, I thought that if we were going to keep on torturing each other like this, we might as well free each other. However, you’ve seen the problem, Mr. Quinton. Johnny doesn’t want to set me free but has no intention of ever living peacefully with me again.

“And Dorothy hopes I’ll divorce John. I don’t want to make things easy for her. After all, I’m about to die. I want to annoy her till my final dying breath.”

Then, she suddenly looked at Zac and smirked. “Mistress. I want her to be tainted by the identity of being a mistress. Even if she marries John after I’m dead, she’ll still be a mistress. That will be something she can’t deny.”

She did not care about why Dorothy hated her. She just knew Dorothy wanted to marry John legally, and she was not going to let that happen!

Zac glanced at Olivia. She seemed to be smiling, though it was a self-deprecating smile. There was a hint of

bitterness in it.

felt sorry for Olivia, a woman who had been so strong for so long. It was sad to see

be

be

never thought about

not be exchanged for anything

if she could

escape, but John brought her back, stopping

away, she might as well use her remaining time to get revenge on Dorothy. It seemed worth

Quinton, I haven’t got much time left on this Earth. If I worry about the value of doing something, it’ll

Johnny deeply, even till now. I

as simple as they were

time is limited, so it’s better to be capricious. Anyway, any torture and pain will only last for six months at

a beat when he heard Olivia mention that

it made

was strong. She was bruised and

asked, “Why aren’t you

“I’m afraid it’ll hurt.”

on the steering wheel instinctively tightened. This woman, who was supposedly afraid of pain, had wounds all over her body. He had no

on her body. However, she never complained

to