A Billion-Rich Woman Was Chased by Her EX-Husband

Chapter 2

At dinner time, as Madam Sawle’s niece, Grace happily ate with the Sawle family.

Joseph was the only one with furrowed eyebrows and no appetite.

Raya left with Oscar just like that. She didn’t take any of her belongings, including the 20 million and the villa.

“Where’s Raya? Why didn’t she come down to eat?” Jake Sawle, commonly known as Director Sawle, asked in surprise.

“We are divorced. The divorce agreement has been signed. We will go through the formalities and get the divorce certificate someday.” Joseph lowered his eyes and answered.

“Divorce? Why?” Jake was stunned.

“Oh Jake, I told you a long time ago. Joseph and Raya are not suitable at all. It was the old master who forced them together.”

Madam Sawle sighed, “That child has been wronged for three years. Now she is willing to let go and separate with Joseph. This is actually a good thing for the two of them. You also know that Joseph has always loved Grace.”

“Joseph, marriage is not child’s play, and Raya is…”

“Dad, we have signed the divorce agreement. Raya has left our family with nothing.” Joseph frowned in frustration.

“Wow, that country bumpkin is quite unyielding.”

Third Miss Skyler sneered, “She can’t be scheming a meager–trick, right? When the time comes, will she go around saying that we, Sawle family, have treated her unfairly?”

When Joseph heard this, a trace of anger appeared between his brows.

“Joseph, you acted too rashly this time. Grandpa is still sick. How can you explain it to him?” Jake was afraid that this matter would anger the old master, so he couldn’t help but show some anxiety.

“Simply tell him the truth, and then next month I’ll make the marriage public and officially wed Grace.”

Grace stared at the man’s handsome profile, her eyes so sweet they seemed to be drawn together into a net.

“You are simply messing around! Raya has been your wife for three years, yet you discard her so fast. If everyone knows it, your reputation will be ruined!”

“I never care about things like fame. Raya is never the woman I want.” Joseph’s attitude was firm, without a trace of regret.

“Uncle Sawle, please don’t blame Brother Joseph. If you want to blame someone, blame me.”

Grace leaned against Joseph’s broad shoulders and said, “It’s my fault. I shouldn’t have appeared in front of Brother Joseph now… I will go back to Nialzuct early tomorrow. Brother Joseph, you should quickly reconcile with sister–in–law. Well, I don’t want to be the sinner who breaks you up…”

“Grace, it’s none of your business.”

You have endured for me

***

night breeze was cool and refreshing.

Half–moon River to relax and sit on a cruise ship to enjoy the

are you trying to reopen

two pairs around her. “This is a holy place

would set off

at

huge purple–red firework broke through the air.

deck, and some

Chloe shook

the strange gifts you received from him all those years

held his sister’s shoulder and gently pulled her into his arms. “Today,

piled them all up in your room. Chloe, there are many people who love you.

sour feeling in her nose and was

at this moment, a black Maybach stopped outside the crowd.

wind was cold at night, and the woman squeezed into his arms in a

firework! Brother

innocence of a young girl in front of men, which was also Joseph’s favorite

and

three years, she only had one advantage, and that was that she was obedient

the use of that? She was not the person

to the railing, and suddenly, four fireworks bloomed together, turning into two words in the

Happy Birthday!

gift. It’s so happy.”

dark pupils suddenly contracted fiercely. His heart was gripped by an invisible force, and his thin lips

be the birthday present Oscar

entered Joseph’s ears. It was so

ship passed by them, and an outstanding couple stood on the deck – they were Raya

–

and they seem to have a good

the veins on the

Sure enough!

Was Chased by Her Ex–Husband

divorced yet, this woman was already eager to spend a good night with someone else and

they stopped

tourists had dispersed, Oscar took Chloe by the