Impulsive Vow to an Enigmatic Husband
Chapter 326
Chapter 326
Cornelia asked “He’s willing to do it now but what about in the long run?
Marcus replied “No matter how long he’ll still be up for it”
He was worned that Comelia wouldn’t let him spend money on her, leaving him clueless about how to treat her right.
Cornelia said. “You’re not him you don’t know whats really going on in his head you’re just guessing
Marcundant respond
be too hopeful To her true love only existed in novels or TV dramas, “President Hartley. I’m not trying to rain on your parade. I just think marriage is the closest, yet most fragile relationship Look, many couples are all lovey dovey at first, but not long after they’re filing for divorce Divorce itself is painful enough, some couples drag it into court over maney To get a bigger piece of the pie, they air
They could part ways peacefully without
disputes
gloomily “You’re so young Why do you
I want to jump to the worst conclusion, it’s just that I’ve seen too many cases like this I do not want to have very high expectations for
asked “How many have you
his wife knowing Mrs Ferguson couldn’t tolerate it and aired their dirty laundry Just before this predicament, they were flaunting their love in public” The divorce of Mr.
shares Off work, like any
loving ended up in such an awkward situation, how could Cornelia dream about her own
news Ben informed him about a few days ago The Hartley Group’s response was swift and their shares not only didn’t drop but rose for two consecutive
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