Stuck in you

When Mendes heard what Rachel said, he immediately jumped to defend himself. "I swear, I didn't talk nonsense!"

Rachel didn't know how he found he was moved to the bedside. She and Jack had already gotten up before the boy woke up.

There was nothing she could do to clear her name. Children never lie and Lea was positive that there was something wrong with Rachel and Jack.

She sighed heavily. "You can't escape Jack's seduction, he's quite good at it."

Rachel open her mouth, dumbfounded. "Jack's seduction? What are you talking about?"

"There's no doubt you could not resist his charms. After all, he's so handsome!"

Rachel stroked her forehead in frustration and closed her eyes. "Do you think me to be that shallow?"

"You know what, forget it..." Lea waved my hand dismissively. "If you want to keep your relationship, you have to deal with that woman first. In all honesty, there are other men much better than Jack."

Rachel knew that Lea wanted to say that she was better off with Lucas. But it seemed that she carefully chose her words to avoid any further complication and unnecessary embarrassment.

Rachel pursed her lips, not knowing whether Lea was joking or serious. It was a little strange to explain the situation to her right now. Before she had arrived, Jack agreed to the divorce. This meant that he would have to live with her. But telling Lea all of this would only support her claim.

It was too complicated to explain to Lea.

She thought for a while and decided not to tell Lea for now.

She hadn't expect that Jack would reply to her so quickly. He had told her to give him three days, but he called her on the first night.

"I agree to the terms of the divorce agreement." Rachel paused and asked, "What did you say?"

"Do I really need to repeat it? You should have heard it. " Jack shrugged off her question.

She did hear what he had said, but she remained doubtful. Was he joking?

He didn't even fully utilize the three days!

"I see... Okay..." Rachel looked at the ceiling. She didn't know what to say.

She thought about him moving into her house and felt awkward. It was no doubt a mutual and beneficial agreement. It seemed to be the fastest and most efficient way out of their marriage and they both knew that. She thought about it for a while and then asked,

told your

the other side of the phone, Jack

knew that when his father, Johnathan, found out, he would take this opportunity

was indecisive, thinking that he couldn't say yes. But for some reason, he

Jack was ashamed of his continually changing attitude. "I...I haven't

on the table and replied, "You have to tell him first. We need to sign the agreement and then think about what

grimaced. He

so familiar? It mirrored how treated his subordinates when he had held meetings in

her eyebrows. It seemed that he had zoned

heard you." "Don't worry. I will handle this by myself. I just needed to inform you of my decision so you're prepared," said Jack, trying to

'Prepared? For what?'

began spinning it between her fingers. "Alright. Just tell me beforehand when you plan on moving

exhaled. He stretched his legs under the

to take a sip of the drink, he suddenly remembered that his doctor

the bottle down.

and sat next to Jack and patted his shoulder. "Why do you

made Jack feel

telling her at all. He took out his phone and checked the last time he called her. It had been a few

the same reason, the time when Celine and Rachel ran into

maternal

Rachel went to that store.

had always felt distressed when he heard Celine cry. But nothing he ever did made her feel better. At

lost her temper again that day, and he was too tired of dealing with it. She had become more and

be apart, at least for a

it in his palm. "Rachel

surprised at all. He believed that they would've had to divorce sooner or later.

everyone think

a divorce?" Michael stared at his friend with curious

Celine was the reason for the divorce, then he wouldn't have waited for so many

and could tolerate the way she challenged his patience. But there was a

Jack

the end,

they had to separate for the meantime to figure