Chapter 36:

Belinda arched an eyebrow. “Is something wrong?”

When she assured Kristopher of her attendance at Anthony’s birthday party, she had already sorted everything out.

Anthony, a man held in high esteem, would have his birthday attended by a crowd of friends and relatives from the Cox family. Her agenda was clear: to announce her divorce at this gathering, ensuring Kristopher would sign the divorce papers.

Her days were numbered. She was determined not to prolong this affair any longer.

Yet, she hesitated to spoil what could be Anthony’s last memorable birthday. To prevent any disruptions, she had discreetly mixed sleeping pills into his tea before the celebration began.

Despite her careful planning, the birthday celebration was ultimately compromised.

“Why even bother engaging with her?”

Rosie scoffed, her voice dripping with disdain. “She’s got the divorce papers. Just sign them and let’s move on.”

As Rosie voiced her impatience, Cathy was already perusing the divorce agreement. “I’ve looked over Belinda’s papers.”

“And? You think something’s off?” Maggie questioned, massaging her sore cheek with frustration.

Cathy shook her head, her voice steady. “There’s nothing underhanded here, but…”

ragdoll cat named Fluffy…” Her expression soured as she turned to Kristopher. “Is this the same Fluffy you mentioned

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with a nod.

irritation. “I didn’t realize Mr. Cox had discussed

coldly, “And what exactly is wrong with me

cat named Fluffy

seeing it as a sign that Kristopher truly

uncovered the

during an overseas trip, paying a hefty sum. Maggie quickly lost interest in Fluffy and nearly abandoned him soon

tormented by nightmares, it was Fluffy who comforted her,

willing to

that after she was gone, Madisyn

faith in the Cox family to care for Fluffy

recalling the past, claimed, “If I remember correctly, I spent a fortune on that cat. You’re divorcing my brother. Why should you

back, what care have you ever provided? Your brother gave me your neglected cat, and


car, or his house. She just

favor too burdensome for the

retorted disdainfully. “Remove the clause about the cat from the divorce papers.” Her eyes narrowing, Maggie continued, “I don’t even like cats, but since I paid for this one, I’ll keep him. After the divorce, I’ll take him back to

Maggie’s menacing

no match

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