River lookedpletely incredulous, refusing to reach for the divorce papers.


    “Maya, are you really going to be this heartless? Everything I did was for us! We’re married–don’t you trust me at all?”


    Hearing River’s words, I couldn’t help butugh.


    “Trust you? River, do you even hear yourself?”


    “You’ve stolen nine figures from thepany over three years! For us? How can you even say that!”


    River grabbed my hand.


    “Of course it was for us! Think about it–thepany has so many shareholders, and they all get a piece of everything. But we’re married, so the money I took ultimately belongs to both of us anyway, right?”


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    I yanked my hand away viciously and threw the divorce papers right in his face.


    “Stop giving me your twisted logic! Every penny you stole from thepany, you’re going to pay back!”


    “And then we’re getting divorced!”


    After saying that, I didn’t spare River another nce and left with Marcus.


    River’s roar echoed behind me.


    “Maya, I won’t divorce you!”


    Not bothering to turn around, I gave a dismissive wave.


    “Then see you in court~”


    A weekter, River’s and my divorce case went to trial.


    As a well–known Houstonpany, Winston Groupbined with River’s livestream from the week before–drew quite a crowd of media and spectators to our divorce proceedings.


    Before the hearing, River intercepted me outside the courthouse one more time.


    “Maya, let’s stop fighting<b>, </b>okay?”


    “I know you’re upset about Vivian, but I really only see her as a sister. There’s nothing between us. I’ve already removed her name from the property deed, you can check–just forgive me this once, please!”


    “If you really can’t stand her, I’ll never see her again. I swear!”


    Before I could respond, Vivian spoke up with teary eyes and a pitiful expression.


    “Maya, it was all my fault that day. I said the wrong things. Please stop fighting with my brother. I’m begging you.”


    “Look at all these reporters out here–it’s so embarrassing.”


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    From what they were saying, they apparently didn’t know I’d discovered their rtionship.


    I sneered inwardly.


    Even better–this would work in my favor during the trial.


    For now, <b>I </b>couldn’t <b>be </b>bothered arguing with them anymore and walked straight into the courtroom.


    After the trial began, the judge carefully reviewed the materials I’d submitted and turned to River.


    “Mr. Reed, Ms. Winston is requesting a divorce with you receiving no assets. Do you have any objections?”


    River shot to his feet.


    “I object!”


    “While I don’t own shares in Winston Group, I’ve been running and managing it for three years. We’ve also acquired considerable assets after marriage–these are our joint marital property. Maya has no grounds to demand I leave with nothing!”


    I snorted coldly.


    At my signal, mywyer stood up, bowed to the judge, and announced loudly.


    “My client has new evidence<b>!</b>”