I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 336 Confessions.

“My side is ready, of course. The trial is in three days. Before that, we must get Abigail to agree to

mediation.”

Determined, Joan said, “Of course. When you’re done setting up, let me know, and I’ll be your inside contact.”

After hanging up the phone, she sneered and immediately ran toward Lina.

“Why have you been receiving so many phone calls these past few days?” Lina asked.

“Grandma, didn’t you ask me to gather information about Sean? I found that he might remarry Abigail.” Joan said softly, holding Lina’s hand.

Hearing that, Lina blew a fuse. “What did you say? What happened?”

Joan quickly patted Lina’s chest and said, “He’s been spending a lot of time with Abigail lately. even leaving his most trusted aide with her. They seem to get along well. Last time, Abigail’s grandmother even invited him over for a meal. Who knows what schemes those two are plotting behind our backs?”

“Sean has truly disappointed me. No wonder he doesn’t let me come to his place. It’s to be with her!” Lina exclaimed and turned to head back to the house, wanting to find Sean immediately.

Abigail again. What’s the point of marrying a woman who can’t bear children? Also, I can’t stand being in the same frame as Abigail

saying. “If you go now, you might find nothing. Let me

right, Lina said, coming to

the Graham Estate, Joan made a phone call to Kingston’s buddy and notified him

feeling nervous. The closer

busy with work recently, so she hadn’t paid much attention to Joan’s actions. She didn’t know if there were

the scenes.

to get up to watch TV

She didnt say anything but feared that

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her to accept mediation for the sake of Kingston

don’t know much about the history between Kingston and me,”

didn’t understand why he was telling her

and I knew each other from our school days. He was always a bit of a rogue but a very loyal person.” He started to speak with

tone.

school, Kingston didn’t get into a good university, so he went

was quite simple, like childhood friends

higher-ups who coveted his position. They even conspired with other owners to undermine him,

did need someone to handle some dirty business for me, and he volunteered. I later found out that after he graduated, he had been doing various odd jobs, risking his life for others because they paid well. I thought that if he worked for me,

my relationship with Joan evolved from a casual one into a