Chapter 10
“Joshua, come with me,” Old Man Neal said, standing up with his cane in hand. Joshua glanced at Cynthia before following his grandfather out of the room and into the adjacent study to discuss matters.
Mrs. Neal stayed with Cynthia, chatting about family matters. She mentioned that if Cynthia ever found Joshua to be a
worthy lifelong partner, their family would always welcome her back.
Cynthia felt warmth in this family. It was like the cozy days she had experienced before her mother passed away.
Half an hour later, Joshua returned from his conversation with Old Man Neal. Joshua appeared unchanged, but Old Man Neal looked somber and visibly unhappy.
Old Man Neal snapped and his emotions were crumbling, “Get out of here! Don’t make a scene. You have one month left to take good care of Cynthia. If she suffers any grievances, I’ll give all your money to her!”
With his exceptional demeanor, Joshua replied, “Understood.”
As the two were about to leave, Mrs. Neal Senior suddenly spoke up, “Wait.”
Joshua and Cynthia both turned back, the moonlight casting a glow on them, seemingly bringing them closer together. However, it was just an illusion.
“Have you two settled the division of assets for the divorce?” Mrs. Neal Senior was worried Cynthia would be at a
disadvantage.
“Rest assured, I won’t treat her unfairly. She won’t lose a penny,” Joshua said without going into detail, not wanting to give the impression that Cynthia was greedy.
“In addition to the house and car, you should also share some of your stocks and bonds with Cynthia,” Mrs. Neal insisted with no hint of joking.
Joshua hesitated, wondering if he was really their child.
Old Man Neal agreed, “She is right.”
Neal Senior chimed in, “Listen to my wife, and don’t make her worry about you.”
“I understand,” Joshua replied, holding back his frustration. He got in the car with Cynthia.
divorce, they no longer needed
expressions on their faces. It was not until the taillights disappeared
worry about it,” Neal Senior said, holding his wife’s hand with
Senior sighed, and Old
What secrets are you and your son keeping from me?” Mrs. Neal Senior asked, looking at
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promised my son I
pressed, “Are you going to tell me or
in, “Let’s go back
headed toward Sovereign Heights. The two of them sat in the back seat. This was not the first time that Joshua had glanced
Cynthia could
realized once again that he had
her eyes closed, “No,
like she was lying to
split the assets acquired after marriage equally.” Joshua was still grateful to Cynthia for accompanying his family in his
we agreed on before
at her with scrutiny. She
one
the next.
after marriage. Half for
unwillingly.
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to support Jayleen made her unhappy, but she could not cling
earn the amount of your money in a minute,” Joshua rejected the offer
silent, disagreeing with that
returning home, Cynthia took out the previously signed divorce agreement and revised the asset division according to their prior discussion. If Joshua did not want her money, she would not force
on the table again. Cynthia pushed it toward Joshua. “It’s your turn to sign. We’ll apply
tomorrow.”
wonder what she felt when she signed the agreement. He was the
if his
Mitchell’s reply. Upon hearing Joshua call her name, she responded indifferently,
can come to me. My grandparents and parents like you quite a bit. Even if we’re not married, we can still be friends,” Joshua said. His voice was gentle as
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