riderick fuft the upscale neighborhood of Diamond Crest Estates <b>and </b>headed fly back to fili


    this astutant, Chuck Have Marguerite sign it


    He personally drafted a document andnded a coldly


    uck was puzzled As he nced at the thick stock of A4–eized pages, the title on the front page caught his attention


    Circice Agreement,


    Chuck was confused. “Mr. Winston, there’s still a month left until your divorce with Marguerite finalized. Why are you preparing this agreement to eady? Youssé acting as if the councit <b>won’t </b>process it”


    <b>Frederick </b>walked over to the floor–to–ceiling window, lighting a cigar in his agitation, “Il doesn’t matter Let’s get the property division sorted out early if she’s riot satisfied <b>she’ll </b>have enough time to consider<b>” </b>


    Chuck held the agreement, caught between a rock and a hard ce.


    Everyone knew about the hidden <b>affection </b>Mr. Winston held for Marguerite. Even when Marguerite was pregnant with another man’s child, Mr. Winston still considered her feelings


    Just a quick scan revealed several astronomical figures on the agreement, enough for Marguerite to live a life of luxury for generations


    Chuck could see that Mr Winston didn’t want Marguerite to be helpless after their divorce. And property was the best way to provide a wornan with a sense of security.


    <b>-If </b><b>he </b>was so reluctant to let go of Marguente, wouldn’t it be better not to divorce her?


    Chuck swallowed and gathered his courage to ask, “Mr. Winston, is it impossible that you guys don’t get a divorce?”


    “No, it’s impossible.”


    “Mr Winston, may I be so bold as to ask why?”


    Frederick exhaled a ring of smoke from his sexy lips. His answer was straightforward and irrefutable, “Yuna is pregnant.”


    Upon heanng this, Chuck was dumbfounded and rendered speechless.


    He knew better than anyone that Mr. Winston held no feelings for Yuna other than responsibility. Yet, she was carrying his child!


    The baby she camed was Mr. Winston’s blood, while the child in Marguente’s womb belonged to another man. Any person could tell which was more important


    Chuck sighed and said no more, respectfully retreating.


    Following Mr. Winston’s instructions, he took the divorce agreement directly to Marguerite at Sapphire Valley Estates.


    After briefly exining his purpose, Marguerite signed her name without even looking at the agreement.


    Her brisk action surprised Chuck. Doesn’t she need to think about it?


    “Marguente, why don’t you take another look at the agreement? There’s still a month left. If there’s anything you want to add, I’ll do my best to negotiate with Mr


    Winston.”


    Marguerite shook her head. “It’s okay, Chuck. The marriage has to end anyway, so what’s written in the agreement doesn’t matter”


    Ever since she had met Jocelyn, she knew this day woulde


    But she didn’t expect it toe so soon.


    She had just seen him in the morning, and by the afternoon, the divorce agreement had arrived.


    She signed her name and handed the agreement back to Chuck. Seeing him still standing there, she asked, “Is there anything else? Did he ask you to pass on a message?”


    Chuck studied Marguente’s expression, “Mr Winston just sent a message. He wants you toe back to work at thepany He’s reinstating the Pr Radiance perfume project and wants you to be in charge. He said it’s a form ofpensation.”


    Compensation? Why does everyone think she needspensation?


    She wasn’t as fragile as they thought. In this rtionship, she hadn’t suffered any real loss.


    On the contrary, her marriage to Frederick had taken her into a world she would never have essed otherwise.


    An upper ss society she would never <b>have </b>known


    For her, it was an extraordinary experience. Although it onlysted for three short months, it was enough tost her a