The Wife You Buried Is Back from Hell novel Chapter 186

"Hello, I'm Quentin Evans, Mr. Davidson's divorce attorney."

The man beside Alexander addressed Danielle politely, his manner calm and professional.

"If you've read through the divorce agreement and have no objections, you can sign it. Tomorrow, we'll just need to register it at city hall."

Quentin was one of the top lawyers in the country, personally recommended by Liam. As soon as he'd heard what happened yesterday at the hospital, Liam had immediately reached out to secure the best legal representation.

At last, Danielle was getting divorced—much to everyone's satisfaction. After all, she'd taken Millie's place for years; there was no way she was walking away from this with a windfall.

Danielle lowered her gaze, staring at the divorce agreement resting on the polished tabletop. She hadn't expected Alexander to draft one himself. Sitting down, she flipped it open and scanned the contents.

If the terms were reasonable, and Conrad gave her the go-ahead after reviewing them, she would sign without a fuss.

But as she studied the clauses, her brows knit together in surprise.

The terms weren't nearly as harsh as she'd imagined. In fact, some were downright unexpected.

She had always known Alexander could be generous—just never when it came to her.

Now, everything was spelled out in black and white: she'd get a prime piece of land in downtown Northridge, ten different properties—some large, some small—and a staggering hundred million dollars in compensation. The real estate alone included their marital home and, notably, two apartments at Royal Metropark Residences.

Royal Metropark Residences was the kind of place money couldn't buy. Just a few days ago, when Millie couldn't secure an apartment there, Alexander had gone out and gotten her one without a second thought.

"Still haven't signed?" Liam had just returned from the restroom, glancing at the group seated around the table. "Don't get any ideas about asking for more," he added, fixing Danielle with a pointed look.

Catching sight of one of the clauses, he frowned. He hadn't seen the details clearly, but he was certain this wasn't the original agreement. When had this new version been drawn up?

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