I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Abigail crossed her arms and frowned as she gazed at the lush greenery. Boldly, she retorted, “You’ve investigated everything. Why bother asking me?”

Simond tugged at his lips and replied, “I just wanted to confirm with you.”

“What exactly do you want to say?” she inquired.

“Ms. Quinn, let me advise you. Attacking a fraud den is not something an ordinary person can do. Sean Graham has offended the wrong people. That’s why your friend ended up in this situation. Some people have no regard for human life when it comes to money. You were completely unaware when they were devising their plans. What abilities do you have to fight against them?”

Simond’s smile seemed mocking.

Abigail’s face slightly reddened as she looked at Simond, but she remained silent.

His words had left her speechless indeed.

Sean had almost lost his life because of this incident, and it took two years to recover. Now, it was Luna’s turn. As Abigail thought about Vincent, who had spent the last two decades as a pawn for the sake of the dirty money in his possession, she knew that period would be in vain if they easily got rid of him.

“Do you know how tempting over 100 billion, or even an immeasurable amount of money, can be?” Simond asked her with a smile.

She had no idea about this, just like a poor person who couldn’t fathom a wealthy individual’s life. People had no concept of things they had not experienced themselves.

persuade Sean to tell the police not to attack

how could they stop investigating? I just wanted to tell you that you’ve never

sneered. “Don’t tell me you want to help

that so surprising?” Simond asked with a smile.

Simond was interested in her

any friends. I finally met someone like you. You’re a big shot. I have to seize the opportunity, or how else

He could invite that psychologist from the Sixth People’s Hospital but claim that

still find a way myself,” she looked at him coldly. “Who knows? Maybe you’re the boss

without her knowledge? Perhaps everything that has happened so far was part

“Alright. You’re good at making inferences. I do have a request in exchange for helping you. You know my family has just returned from abroad, right? Despite the grand exposure, the

you really need that kind of

expression turned serious. “Of course we do. I ended up in this situation because of my enemies. If my exposure is significant enough for me to become the center of attention, my enemies won’t dare to

immediately shook her head. “Your enemies don’t seem any better than the people we’ve encountered. I even saw

I can assist you as well. It doesn’t matter if it’s the child or her situation. If any issues arise in the future regarding this child, I can simply claim it as my own,” Simond commented casually

really refrain from discussing this with Sean? What unforeseen consequences

await your