I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 265 Innocent Victim

The weather in July was getting hotter. What frustrated Abigail was that the Davidson Family unilaterally canceled the design she had just completed for Eric’s grandmother. Of course, they had also audaciously forfeited the initial twenty percent deposit.

Her assistant was so furious that she ranted for about ten minutes. “Why didn’t they inform us about this earlier? They were wasting our time. Do they think designing is something easy?”

“You’re getting me all riled up. Hurry up and get some ice cream. We can cool down together” Although Abigail maintained a calm facade, she was also internally dissatisfied. She knew Eric’s actions had likely angered his family, so they were venting their anger on her. Not wanting her design was probably the start of a show because she was sure there would be more awaiting her.

Still, she could not believe this matter had become her fault when it was Eric who confessed to

her.

While Abigail was in thought, the assistant returned with the ice cream. She opened the packaging for Abigail and continued, “The Davidsons are being petty about this. Eric likes you, not the other way around. So, why should they make things hard on you?”

“Let’s have some ice cream to cool off.” Abigail knew that her assistant was standing up for her. Although her assistant was usually gossip–prone, she was on Abigail’s side when crucial moments

occurred,

As Abigail spoke, her phone rang. Seeing that it was Eric calling, she answered the call. “I’m aware of the canceled order. There seems to be a misunderstanding, but it wasn’t my parents‘ or grandmother’s intention for this to happen,” he explained anxiously.

“It’s fine if you cancel it. Let’s say L.Moon is put online for people to purchase it. Will your family come and say this isn’t what they want?” she asked calmly,

ashamed. After all, his

I can’t evade what’s already happened or what’s next. I just want to tell you that no matter what, I will stand by your side and protect you. You don’t need

face this.

an order without any valid reason, we’ll blacklist them and cease any chances of cooperation. Even if we know each other, I will not sell the design to

discuss important matters, her

Eric to the studio’s blacklist. In the future, unless a director from his film crew ordered clothes, L.Moon would not cooperate

investigating this matter. I don’t know why

His

hoarse.

of it. I’m an innocent victim. I don’t need to bear the trouble your family has caused me, nor do I need to face all of this with you, let alone

consequences your family wants to teach

nothing and

sorry, but there’s not even the slightest chance we’ll be together.” Then, she immediately hung up the phone. Initially, she thought the Davidsons

had

so angry, little

She looked

do and was surprised. However, recalling what Sean had said,

something work–related. I’m not a saint, so there are times I will get angry,”

over