I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 53 For the Sake of Dignity

Sean was wondering how much of that was true, but Abigail was already standing beside the door. “Why don’t you check if the coast is clear? I would have to leave sooner or later.” She moved away

from the door.

Since she insisted, Sean said nothing more. He went to the entrance and opened the door, then he checked around and saw a few people standing nearby. They were Joan’s sycophants. Terrified of angering Sean, they scrambled back to their rooms.

Joan came out from behind them and tried to gloss things over. “You’re still awake? Um, I used their

bathroom, that’s all.”

Sean said nothing, so Joan went back to her room as well. Once the coast was really clear, Sean motioned to Abigail, telling her that she could leave.

When Abigail went past him, she said coolly, “We’ll be divorced sooner or later, Mr. Graham, and then you’ll have nothing to worry about anymore.”

Sean was about to say something, but Abigail had already left and closed the door, blocking her from his sight.

stared at the door, and he noticed that the air was filled with her scent. It was a faint scent. Not the smell of shampoo or hair wash, but the natural scent of her body. Like its master, the scent was ethereal and

door and leaned on it, heaving a sigh. Once I get back, I’m coming

force only creates hatred and

give Luna the drafts after washing herself up, but during the counting, she realized she was one draft

it in Sean’s

knocked on the door, and Abigail quickly opened it. Luna was standing outside, dressed for the occasion. She looked gorgeous and charming,

out what the theme of the

if it’s in your

anything in my room. You came up with seven drafts last night, and that’s going to be the seven themes for the competition. You took them away

her drafts to fall out of her hand. Her mind

kind of excuse should

ended on cordial terms last night, but

as a block

She frowned, frustrated.

over and huddled closer. “You seem troubled. Where did you lose it? Don’t tell me

shouldn’t. It’d be a