You, Me And Our Genus Twins

Chapter 122 Shut the Hell Up!

The lawyer respectfully handed the paperwork to Morgan before Morgan looked through them. When he was satisfied with them, he passed the documents to Erin and said, “Sign these.”

“N-No… I won’t divorce. I won’t!” Erin shook her head and stared at the divorce paperwork in front of her like they weren’t paper, but a viper with words printed on it.

Morgan eyed her and said icily, “If you sign these today, I’m willing to give you an apartment and a commercial building as part of the settlement. If you don’t sign these, I’ll have my lawyer proceed with the lawsuit. Do you still remember the agreement you entered into with my dad all those years ago? If I take this divorce to court, this marriage will be dissolved and leave you with nothing. There will be no settlement.”

“No… No…” Erin let out a shriek and quickly lunged toward Morgan before she fell to her knees in front of him. She clutched at his clothes and looked up at him tearfully while crying, “Morgan, I know I was wrong to have done all that. I’m really sorry, and I promise it won’t happen again. Give me one more chance; please don’t go through with the divorce. Think about Jack and Nicholas. Forgive me this once and I promise I won’t do something like this ever again… We’re not young anymore, Morgan, and if we divorce now, how would others think of us?”

She had not expected her schemes, born out of her petty jealousy, would end up being her downfall. Had she known, she would have stayed quiet and washed her hands off the situation just like Benjamin and Diana had done all this while.

It was now that she understood what it meant to have her plans backfiring on her. She thought she was being clever when she hid her wickedness from the outside world, but in reality, it was only a matter of time before her true nature revealed itself.

Her family did not suspect her because they trusted her implicitly, but when someone finally tore through the veil that obscured her deepest, darkest, and most vicious thoughts, all her wickedness came tumbling out into broad daylight.

Everyone knew what she had been planning to do.

It was as if she had been stripped bare in front of everyone, who sharpened their pitchforks without so much as batting an eye.

through her like they

it would make a difference to her. Even if Crystal died, Erin would not stand to inherit any part of her fortune in the main family; she would have nothing to gain from sabotaging and aggravating others, so there was virtually no reason for her to

of his life against him; her husband was throwing her out of the family home and making her sign divorce papers; and her own family had long since fallen from

the divorce, the Peters would lose their only lifeline. They would have

sons, but her eldest had insisted on becoming a lawyer despite her avid protests. She didn’t think he could amount

just graduated from university not too long ago and was still jobless at the moment. He could barely fend for himself, let

she would never be able to spend her days as a lady of leisure ever again.

begging

and pleaded quietly, “Dad, she knows she’s wrong. Can’t you brush this off as a one-time thing and

like your mother, would you put up with her and

he made no reply in the end. He questioned himself then, and he knew the answer. If he had married someone like Erin, he would most certainly

humorless, or a slacker. She could even be unreasonable and without intellect. However, there was no way he could put

the idea of a perfect family does not bear the same weight anymore. Are you boys truly expecting me to go through life with someone like her just so I can take care of sentiments that you should have long outgrown?” He let out a

the event of an irretrievable breakdown of marriage, so long as it wasn’t premised on betrayal, an affair, or abandonment in times of need, there was no one standing on a moral high ground who

been staying with his parents for his whole life; they were the ones who raised him, so he knew his father

a petty, unforgiving,

kind and gracious too, but life sanded away that shiny surface and ate away at her personality like rust. She slowly became selfish and vicious,