The Cherished Wife

Charles gave Peter a reassuring pat on the shoulder before allowing him to enter.

Once inside, Peter found a seat and sat down. "Mom."

Nancy's expression shifted. "Mr. Lennon, it would be better if you just called me Ms. Nancy," she replied calmly. The way he had initially addressed her as "Mom" clearly made her uncomfortable. However, her composure kept her from voicing anything harsher. "Go ahead. Tell me what brings you here today. Since you managed to persuade Charlie, it must be quite important." Peter nodded, accepting the teacup that Noelle handed him. He gave a polite nod. "Yes, Ms. Nancy. I asked to meet you today because of Tania."

At the mention of Tania, Nancy's hand trembled slightly as she pressed her lips together.

Her face clouded with unease as she stared at Peter. "You and Tania ended things three years ago. I remember you two divorced."

"No, we didn't get a divorce," Peter said, his tone urgent but measured out of respect for Nancy's position.

not only Nancy

exhaled and set the teacup down. "In fact, Tania and I

her voice trembling slightly as memories of Tania's heartache flooded

three years. By law, that's enough for her to request a divorce. And we all know what happened. "Peter, Tania chose to leave. That means she no longer wants to be entangled in the past. If she had let

sorrow. A bitter smile tugged at the corners of his mouth as he gazed at Nancy. "How can I ever let

shook her

the business world, yet you come to an old woman like me for advice on

for a moment before continuing, her tone resolute, "If it concerns Tania, I won't get involved. Tania..." She

over the accounts. We'll leave you two

taking Noelle's hand and guiding her out of