“Then I’ll keep all the evidence, and we’ll see each other in court. It will be the perfect ammunition for our divorce. I will do everything in my power to make sure you leave this marriage with nothing, and you’ll owe me a hefty settlement on top of that. I can’t wait to see how the Rosenberg family deals with you then!”
Having said her piece, Hannah didn't want to waste another breath on him. She scoffed and stood up to leave.
Lionel quickly reached out and grabbed her arm.
“Hannah!” he hissed, keeping his voice low.
He wondered if she’d done this on purpose. Of all the places she could have chosen, she picked here, just like she had in the middle of that restaurant.
And the way she was sitting here, it was as if she had been waiting for him.
It seemed Cherry had told her everything, and she’d figured it all out.
“Lionel, I know you came here to talk about this, and I’ve made my position clear. There’s nothing left for us to discuss. Until our divorce is final, any financial transactions between you and your mistress will be used as evidence against you.”
Lionel’s head throbbed with a dull, buzzing pain.
He squeezed the bridge of his nose, his voice dropping to a low growl. “Can you just listen to me for a minute?”
Hannah said nothing, merely staring at him with a cold expression.
People arriving for a late-night snack had started to recognize them, furtively pulling out their phones to record videos.
“Hannah…” Lionel noticed the onlookers, his voice sinking to a whisper.
“Hannah, here’s what I was thinking. What if we get a fake divorce for now? Once I’ve paid the compensation, we can get back together. That way, it won’t touch our marital assets.”
The moment the words left his mouth, Hannah blinked.
What was he saying?
Were those even human words?
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