Chapter 3 Divorce Agreement
Chapter 3 Divorce Agreement
Sean lowered his gaze and casually flipped to the last page, indeed finding Eva’s signature.[]
Eva took a pen from the pen holder on the desk, leaned forward, and handed it to him. “You should take a look at the terms.“]]
Sean took the pen, lifted his gaze to glance at her, then shook his head with a smile that wasn’t quite a smile. “If that’s the case, why did you have to marry me in the first place? Why bother becoming a someone in the future, right?“[]
Yox Send–time bride? It’ll surely affect your chances of finding
“Yeah, my mistake. I thought I could warm you up,” Eva smiled faintly.]]
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the cold stone that couldn’t be warmed, the
The truth was, once a person admits their mistake, a lot of things are actually easier to
40 bear./
Iva s noted, though he were the ice that couldn’t melt.
༦.
In truth, whether it was her first or second marriage, Eva would be hard to find someone now. With the mess her grandfather left behind, who would willingly take on the trouble of chasing after her?
Sean opened the divorce agreement and read through it carefully, but he paused halfway through, looking up at Eva with a trace of disbelief in his eyes. “Three million? You sure know how to ask.”
Sean’s reaction was something Eva had expected.
By this point, she no longer cared about face. If sacrificing her dignity could save her grandfather’s company, it would be
Worth it.]]
“This is my only demand for the divorce,” Eva looked into Sean’s eyes, smiled bitterly, “It might be shameless, but no matter what, my three years of youth shouldn’t be wasted.“]
“Let’s not talk about whether we really had anything happen between us three years ago. But these three years, I haven’t even touched your finger. What have you lost?”
Eva looked at Sean, feeling a bit bitter, but also letting go. This man, who treated marriage like a business and spoke about price, was the one she had once loved so deeply.[]
“And besides,” Sean pointedly reminded her, “you’re the one who insisted on marrying me,
“If you really couldn’t stand being with me, you could have come back and divorced me early. Even if I didn’t agree, you could have filed for divorce. But you did nothing. Since you’ve accepted that we’ve been married for three years, I waited for and didn’t care about all your ridiculous actions during that time. You should compensate me.”
for three years
you
Sean looked at her, smiling–likely a smile born from frustration. “What exactly did I do in the past three years that was so scandalous that you think I need to compensate you?“]]
If someone didn’t know, they might think he had done something truly terrible to her in the past three years.
“You know in your heart. We don’t need to say things that make it difficult.”
Eva calmly looked at him, accepting everything. She accepted that Sean would never love her, accepted that he could love anyone else, and she no longer cared. She was even willing to give him his freedom.]]
Sean stared at Eva for several seconds, his gaze sharp, before finally lowering his eyes and returning to the divorce agreement. “I need some time to think about it.“]
Chapter 3 Divorce Agreement
“Yes, I understand. It’s not a small amount, you can discuss it,” Eva nodded.]]
Sean tossed the pen and the divorce agreement onto the desk, braced himself on the table, stood up, and walked a few steps to Eva. He grabbed the coffee in front of her and walked over to the coffee machine. “I’ll make you another cup. You deserve something bitter.”
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