Billionaire Ex-wife: I Can't Live Without You

Chapter 2109

Confused by the question, Larry responded, “Yes, I’ve been following Sonny around recently.

What’s wrong with that?”

“No wonder you’re so clueless and can’t find a girlfriend.

You’ve caught the clueless aura from Sonny.

”

At a loss for words, Larry felt a pang of despair.

It was painful, especially since Sonny, often criticized by Nathan, had managed to find a girlfriend and they were even about to get engaged, casting Larry’s own romantic struggles in a harsher light.

The thought nearly brought Larry to tears.

Just as he was grappling with how to respond to Nathan’s relentless marriage talk, there was a knock at the door.

Seizing the distraction, Larry quickly said, “Sir, let me get the door.

” He went to the door, turned the handle, and exchanged a brief look with the police officer waiting outside before seizing the moment to slip away.

The officer, hesitant to step inside, remained at the doorway and reported, “Mr.

Payne, the butler from the Payne family is here.

He says he has a very important matter to discuss with you.

”

Inside the office, Nathan quietly stored away the documents containing Mylo’s confession.

bypassed the officer, he entered the room and discreetly locked the door behind him, his actions

not

after Kern had

come at just the right

I will hold an assembly at the ancestral temple to

”

Kern sighed deeply.

“Mr.

you’ve misunderstood

made up your mind, and he has no intention of pleading on behalf of

been overworking, and on the night your wife took Colby and Destinee, you

he sent me to check on

”

“You’ve seen me.

condition and

him to worry about me,”

sorrowful, asked,

you concerned about your grandfather’s current

need my

his health, which reassures me,”

he added, “By the way, Norton has

no need for him to attend the

can rest and entrust all matters to me, the current head of the Payne

will handle everything

”

visibly

spoke diplomatically, the clear implication was that Norton was

Mylo, the son deemed a disgrace,

“Mr.

Payne…”