Remarry My Ex-wife: Love Heals A Broken Heart

As soon as Patricia started to speak, she realized that she was not able to hide her emotions well.

Her voice trembled as she stumbled out of the room.

"The divorce agreement has been prepared.I will give you everything I should give you as compensation for the past three years."

Before she could leave, Zac put the divorce agreement on the table in front of him.

Patricia wanted to flee downstairs, but her feet seemed to be rooted to the spot.

She knew that whether she pretended not to hear him or accepted it obediently, he would still divorce her.

He had always been like this.

As long as he made up his mind to do something, he would definitely do it.

Three years ago, he suddenly came to the Sampson family and firmly asked for her hand in marriage.

She had been overjoyed, thinking that the man she had secretly loved for years returned her feelings and wanted to marry her.

But on the night of their wedding, she had found out that he had married her solely to take advantage of the power of the Sampson family so that he could quickly climb to the top in Flando.

However, even after learning the real reason he had married her, she had never regretted it.

She was willing to marry him and be the stepping stone of his career.

Back then, she had wondered if he would divorce her once he had achieved his goal.

She had comforted herself by thinking that he might fall in love with her by then, but to her dismay, he had never even given her a chance.

Although she had braced herself for the prospect of divorce, she hadn't expected him to bring it up this early.

With her back to him, Patricia was lost in thought.

After a long while, she stammered, "Can...Can you think about it again?"

"I've made up my mind.Just sign it,"

Zac replied impatiently.

"I will give you ten million dollars as severance pay, as well as a new house worth six million dollars in Eastern District."

Severance pay? Patricia couldn't believe her ears.

and raised her head to meet the eyes of her

pay?" she echoed incredulously.

an employer-employee relationship? How could he call it severance pay? It was ruthless of him to use

the reason why I married you on our wedding day.This isn't a real marriage.It's much more appropriate to say that we have an employer-employee relationship.So,

in front of her

devoid

Patricia murmured to herself.

have employer-employee relationship."  She

to him step by step, sat down on the sofa, picked

divorce agreement without protest,

agreement is very clear.If you want anything else, you can tell me.I'll give

go unnoticed by Patricia, and the self-mocking smile

of the agreement that involved handing over assets, and

to pay the severance fee.We are officially

politely pushed the agreement

that had been

all the ways that he had imagined this scenario to play out, Patricia refusing the assets wasn't one

 "Are you sure?"

disbelief as he looked

she replied, "The Sampson family is not short of money.Since I married you willingly three years ago, I

it, it would be akin to admitting that they had only had an employer-employee relationship

world if it meant that she could hold onto the idea that they had been husband and

her

all the clothes in the closet and put them into her suitcase, along with the rest of her sparse belongings in the

very slowly on purpose because she

lived alone in this room for almost

she had felt uneasy being by herself, but over the

she was reluctant

up,

was finally done, she stood up with her suitcase and turned around to leave without saying

me drive you

patiently for her to pack

have money to

said sarcastically on

by acting aggressively,

was

in hand, she

to lift it by herself, but

the stairs attracted the attention of