Submitting To My Billionaire Ex-Wife

Chapter 91

Anthony paused for a moment. He put on a cold and tense expression before urgently saying, “I know that Rosalie hired someone to run over Grandpa and Grandma. Not just now but three years ago as well. Since Aiden was running errands for me then, he was the one who got hit.”

He continued, “She is a conniving and deceitful person. Everything she did to you was probably intentional, and I can’t believe I didn’t notice. I have failed you.”

Anthony pressed his lips together, his inner unease growing, his dark and incomprehensible gaze fixed on Genevieve.

Genevieve met his gaze calmly, her eyes seemingly devoid of emotion.

She had become somewhat impervious to his words and reactions.

Anthony’s heart sank when he saw that.

Genevieve stood up and picked up the information Jasper had obtained from the table and placed it in front of him.

“This is what I found. It should be useful to you,” she said.

When Anthony saw the photo, his expression became subtle and complicated expression, and his jaw tensed for a moment.

“You found this?” he asked.

Genevieve nodded and said, “They are mother and daughter. I believe you understand how to employ this evidence, Mr. Hoffman.”

Anthony had known about Rosalie’s relationship with that woman for a long time, but unless Rosalie pleaded guilty, there was not enough evidence to convict her.

However, he could not help

e could not help but

feel a little sad and touched when he saw that Genevieve had worked so hard to obtain the evidence.

She willingly brought him the evidence, even though his actions in the past had undoubtedly hurt her.

He pondered, ‘She is truly devoted to me. Isn’t she giving me a chance by bringing me the photo?

Anthony became increasingly remorseful and sad. He felt as though fine threads had wrapped around his chest as it filled with pain.

He raised his head. His green eyes were deep and affectionate as he stared at Genevieve and said to her, “I understand now, Genevieve. Let’s marry again! I won’t betray your affections this time.”

Genevieve frowned and froze for a moment in confusion as she held a cup of coffee.

a

did he suddenly bring up remarriage? What did he mean by affection? Did he misunderstand something? How could Mr. Hoffman, whose intellect is superior to

cup down, somewhat puzzled, but she

to have suffered in vain. I have no other intentions,” she explained.

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Is there a problem with his comprehension?

Anthony assumed Genevieve was embarrassed.

understand now!

an invitation from his pocket, smiling softly, his face

know. I’ll invite you to the birthday banquet in a few days. Gen, will you be my date?” he asked and left immediately after saying that. He had not noticed the look on Genevieve’s face, as

a different person than when he had left. The smile on his face was

not agreed to attend the birthday banquet,

open the door with a handbag in her hand. She entered the room in high heels, accompanied by Lauraine, who was also dressed in

to make room for them.

Ms.

politely while Quincey

and said, “I already know. You went to see Genevieve again,

face darkened as he asked “Who told

Quincey’s high and mighty

Hoffman family has owed her so much all

Eagle Entertainment, my besties bumped into you while shopping.” She thought of what had

the mute child is gone. You don’t need to send anyone to find him. And get rid of that

her exasperation when a child who would inherit a portion of the family fortune appeared out of nowhere.

that we finally

Anthony’s eyes were

as he looked up. There was no emotion in his

smile as she said, “We’re here to see you, Tony. Dad’s birthday is in a few days. We should talk about

arrangements.”

usual. Arrange a banquet and give the invitation list to Daniel,

some socialites from good families for you. There is one who plays the piano well. It’ll be a great opportunity for you

his face.

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I’m bung” he said

see that woman a few days ago. Who knows what would have happened if I hadn’t arrived in

a moment of silence in the office

cast them a cold and stern glance.

this