After Divorce, My General Husband Chasing Me Back

Chapter 323 She Wouldn't Be Happy

After Elizabeth finished speaking, everyone in the room was

stunned.

"Grandma, are you serious?" Harrison asked, his voice laced with disbelief.

"Yes, you were the one who suggested they get engaged in the first place, and you were the one who talked to the Hawthorne family about it. So why the change now?" Margaret added, clearly confused. 1/4

"Do I look like I'm joking?" Elizabeth glanced around the room, her gaze steady.

While the others were reacting in surprise, Frederick remained relatively calm. "Madam, does it really have to be this way?"

At that moment, Frederick was surprised, but more than that he was conflicted.

He wasn't sure why, but part of him felt resistant to Elizabeth's decision.

Deep down, he knew agreeing to this would mean he could never

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would risk losing the support of the Prescott family. That was why he had asked

The reason

the first place, to be honest,

prison, I know exactly what you and Harrison

it might make things worse. I don't want the Prescott and Hawthorne

I also don't want Claire to continue suffering, to be mistreated, or even risk her life. I know what you made her do for Caroline, and that's why I came up with the idea of the

not marriage. It's a temporary way to protect her. As for marriage, I never planned for that

a member of the Prescott family. Her status is far too low compared to yours. If you married her, she

to match you. I didn't oppose the idea before because she was

high expectations for her. Since

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marry an ordinary man. If she stays single her whole

know that the one you've

Claire has always wanted to work at the Hiokeeh Group. That's been her dream for a long time. I'm not asking you to help her or give her

I believe she can make it on her own at Hiokeeh Group. Also, about what

if there's a video that shows her committing murder or giving the orders,

and I can't believe you

expression serious, and she never once looked