The Divorce Prescription

Adam entered Praxton Village with Leo and their team. Upon noticing a few villagers nearby, he approached them directly.

“Hello. Have you seen a man and a woman enter the village today?” The villagers eyed Adam warily.

“Who are you, and why are you here?” one of them demanded.

Adam remained calm and direct. “We’re here looking for someone.”

The villagers immediately waved their hands dismissively. “We don’t welcome outsiders here. You should leave.” They began shooing Adam and his team away.

Leo started to speak, but Adam raised his hand to stop him. “Understood. Thank you for your time. We’ll leave.” He turned and began walking away.

“Mr. Alvarez, why are we leaving?” Leo asked, his confusion evident.

“I have a hunch Ms. Celine and Mr. Benjamin are in the village,” Adam replied, his sharp gaze unwavering.

Didn’t you notice how defensive they were? Someone must have already raised the alarm. We’re outnumbered and on their turf. A direct confrontation could put Celine and

was that they didn’t know where Celine and Benjamin were. Starting a fight could escalate things

already called for

nodded, “We still need a way to

voice broke the tense

from afar. His tall frame, sharp features, and dignified demeanor made him stand out, drawing her attention like a magnet. Known in the village for her beauty, Cassidy had never encountered a man as striking and composed as Adam. Curiosity drew her closer. Her gaze softened as she studied

Lawson, the village chief’s daughter. Is there something I

he hadn’t expected someone to

“Who exactly?” Cassidy inquired.

The man is

as she looked at Adam. “And this beautiful woman, who

muttered under his breath, “Here we go again. Another one falling for

interest. He had met plenty of women before, each with their own motives, and he could read her intentions at a glance. However, he needed her

handsome man is my brother. They fell off a yacht into