Our Anniversary, You Chose Her – I Chose Divorce

Chapter 301: Signing the Divorce

Judith Pierce sat back down in her chair, her face pale and haggard. She looked at Chloe Reed, her expression complicated. "Chloe, I don’t know who you’ve offended, but you and Walker can’t be together anymore. You’ll drag him down with you. I’ve already lost one son. I can’t lose Walker, too."

Her voice was weary, laced with pain.

Chloe Reed remained silent, the stark white light of the hallway making her face appear just as pale.

"Julian was so exceptional. He made his mark as soon as he started taking over the company. His father and I had such high hopes for him. He never gave us a single thing to worry about growing up..."

A look of reminiscence flickered in Judith Pierce’s eyes, but it was quickly followed by profound grief.

Julian Grant had been on a business trip abroad when his plane unexpectedly crashed into the ocean. To this day, the wreckage has never been found.

At first, they had pulled every string they could to find him, but the search was fruitless.

From a location deep in the sea, Julian Grant’s personal backpack was salvaged. Inside were his identification documents...

Only then was his death confirmed.

Even after four years, the pain hadn’t lessened one bit.

back on it, the grief was so overwhelming Judith Pierce

grew determined. "You’ve always wanted to divorce him. While he’s in a coma, let’s get it done. I know the court date is in two days, but in his condition, Walker can’t possibly go. The hearing

did she finally speak. "Alright. I’ll do what

didn’t want to drag an innocent person

to find out who was

lips. "Chloe,

Chloe Reed said nothing.

「An hour later.」

Finch returned

looked them over carefully, and then said, "Chloe, do you want to take a look? If there’s anything you’re not satisfied with,

"There’s no need."

her head.

pen Dylan Finch handed her and signed

Pierce took the papers, stood up, and entered the intensive care

to reason with her. "Ma’am,

Judith Pierce was resolute. "I will not allow my son to be

words left

lay with an oxygen mask over his face, still