Chapter 39 Compromising Over And Again

“Do you guys know each other?” I asked, slightly baffled.

Looking overjoyed, Benjamin answered, “We’ve met once, and we had a great time chatting. Am I right, Mr. Keaton?”

I only became more bewildered than before. Why does that sound more like a threat even though Benjamin sounded nice?

What was weirder was the trace of panic that I saw flashing across Julius’ eyes.

Something was definitely up between the two. However, I chose to believe Benjamin since he was, after all, introduced by James, and his relationship with Dominic must be pretty close too.

 

Whatever. As long as I can get a divorce and get all the problems solved, anything’s fine.

“Tell me, what do you want today? Please speak your mind today so that the next time it’ll be at the court when we meet. It’s incredibly annoying to do a meet-up so often like this.”

 

I had to say it felt different with a professional sitting beside me.

Julius frowned and seemed somewhat infuriated. Nevertheless, he did not say anything else and only pulled out two sheets of paper from his briefcase.

At that instance, I saw what they were. On the heading were two words: Divorce Agreement.

I did not expect Benjamin to guess it right.

As Julius passed me one set, he said, “If there are no issues, then we can proceed to sign the papers and head down to the Registry Office after this.”

In place of me, Benjamin helped to receive the papers from Julius.

There was as though a surge of being snobbish and acting all high and mighty within me, and to be honest, it was a great feeling.

After reviewing it, Benjamin asked me about matters regarding matrimonial assets—cars, housing, and savings—in front of Julius.

bought. As a celebratory act, we had both forked out money to do some minor renovations to the house before our

bought it with my dad’s money. Back then, Julius’ faked righteousness and pretense to rely on himself had my parents coaxed and made them think he was

his multiple rejections, my dad ultimately still forked out

since after our wedding night. Thus, we would

also buy some daily necessities at times, but those were small amounts that I did not want

it right, Julius?” I deliberately questioned him to see what kind of attitude

had to remember that he had once asked for fifty hundred thousand as one of the

coldly glanced at him to find that Julius’ expression froze a little as he

solemn expression, he continued, “Based on what both of you have said, there aren’t any problems except for one point. Mr. Keaton, as the wrong party in this marriage due to

Benjamin’s words. Does that mean I don’t have to fork out money, and instead, I’ll get some

that Julius would not agree to it, I was proven wrong. Not only did he not reject that, but he had also agreed to it readily and even said he could pay a hundred thousand as

surprise! Is this really Julius in front of me? Or perhaps Benjamin’s authority

Not only did I not have to fork out money for

the damage you’ve caused to my client is only worth a hundred thousand? How about this; I won’t ask for too much either. We’ll settle at five hundred thousand.

the tables have turned! At that

Julius in front of me had all along felt like a submissive person today,

me as he snarled, “Liliana! I’ve agreed to your request for a divorce, and

stunned. Does he think that I’m the one who ordered Benjamin to do

was no big deal if he thought that way. After all, Benjamin was fighting for my rights. Furthermore, Julius did not seem to feel he was overboard when

to refute his words, Benjamin lightly tapped my shoulders and calmly replied, “Mr. Keaton, this seems like a huge sum, but for you, who’s a sales director of Yorkshire

the whole sum now. We can always sign the

could not believe Benjamin would know every detail of Julius so well,

hearing Benjamin’s explanation, Julius’

the table too tightly that

to the terms I’ve mentioned, I can draft two new sets of the divorce agreements and print them

on, leaving Julius

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