The Substitute Wife: My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire
Chapter 1291 Divorce Agreement
“Laney actually sent over the divorce papers?” Janet blurted out, incredulous.
She had initially assumed their dispute was a mere conflict, with Laney’s demand for divorce born from a moment of anger. She never expected Laney to actually deliver the papers. It seemed Laney was determined to end the marriage.
Suddenly, Janet recalled not seeing a ring on Laney’s finger during their recent video call.
Had Laney made up her mind then?
This revelation only deepened Janet’s confusion.
she rush into divorce so hastily? Garrett, intent on drowning his sorrows, discovered his
alcohol was the best balm for his wounds. “I thought setting her free would bring her back when she realized her true desires, (ninjanovel.com content)” Garrett murmured. His bloodshot eyes stared into the bottle before taking a hefty swig. “I never imagined she’d leave and
I couldn’t face her. I fear the loathing in her eyes, the possibility that she no longer loves me…” As his words trailed off, Garrett’s gaze grew distant and tears welled up.
heart ached witnessing Garrett’s
everything in between. Never had she anticipated this outcome, with their relationship
of Laney and your newborn daughter? If you can’t, then fight for them! Moping
table. “You’re right! I won’t surrender
took a more thoughtful
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