Divorce Anxiety (Kathleen and Samuel)

Samuel read the text Remy sent him without any expression on his face.

He had no idea what Remy was talking about.

I’m better off without his help.

Charles was driving as he asked, “Why didn’t you reject the offer?”

“There’s no need for that. I like the director and the script,” came Kathleen’s answer. “But Samuel…”

Ugh, I don’t feel like saying it.

“Kate, have you ever considered this? If you remain single, Samuel will keep pestering you,” Charles said solemnly. “You kept a distance from Christopher, so Samuel thinks he still has a chance.”

“Charles, I can’t really use Christopher to get rid of Samuel, can I? That isn’t fair to Christopher,” Kathleen explained.

Charles knew that Kathleen would never compromise when it concerned her love life. She was not that particular, too.

Forget it. I’ll have to come up with an idea to deal with Samuel.

“Charles, can you pull up at the shopping mall ahead? I need to buy some stuff,” Kathleen said. “Don’t tag along, for I want to shop alone. Find out who the male lead is and what he is like.”

After saying that, Kathleen unbuckled her seatbelt and got off.

Charles could not even stop her in time.

I shouldn’t have said that out loud. It’s obvious that Kathleen doesn’t have any romantic feelings for Christopher. He’s a great guy, but she doesn’t like him. Should I get her eyes checked?

Meanwhile, Kathleen was shopping alone with a cap and mask covering her face.

It was nice to be able to shop alone.

She got herself some stuff and went to pay for her purchases at the counter.

When it was her turn, she belatedly realized she did not bring her purse out.

It was normal to pay using one’s phone nowadays, but she still had not gotten herself a local phone number.

Sh*t, this is embarrassing.

“Let me pay for your purchases.” A woman’s voice rang out behind her.

Kathleen turned at her shoulder in surprise. “Gem!”

Gemma shot her an exasperated look. “Why didn’t you bring your purse out?”

“I forgot. I don’t even have a local phone number,” Kathleen replied, pouting her lips.

“How much?” Gemma asked.

a smile. “The total would be thirteen thousand and

was shocked. “What did you buy? I don’t even earn this much in

flush crept up Kathleen’s cheeks.

twitched. “You owe

“Of course,” Kathleen responded.

was frowning. “Are you Kathleen

surprise. Did he recognize me even though I’m

gave the staff a tiny

ten million in your card, so you don’t have to

“When did I become a

came the staff’s reply. “Ms. Johnson, here are your

brows snapped together, but Gemma dragged her out of the

you went missing a year ago, he searched high and low for

deepened. “Did he cause you

head in response. “Not really. He came to ask if I knew where

sorry for that,”

that it’s too late to regret. After I got

Kathleen blinked twice.

help, I won’t side with him. He wanted to make it up to me, so I accepted his help,”

asking worriedly, “Gem,

said I have to continue recuperating, for the incident only happened a year ago.” Gemma shot her a reassuring smile. “My brother also got promoted, but it wasn’t related

corners of Kathleen’s eyes

at her. “If Benjamin knows you’re back, he won’t

“Sure. Let’s have

Gemma giggled

to another mall.” Kathleen sighed. “I don’t know how Samuel found out I often frequented this mall. Back then, he paid no

bobbed

to another

thing happened, and Kathleen was still a VIP. She did

a few

collapsed in Gemma’s Audi, utterly

of her fatigue

“Dinner.” Kathleen was starving.

shopping mall excursions?” Gemma asked,

head profusely. “I won’t go to shopping

Gemma chuckled. “All right.”

started the engine and drove

gave Benjamin a

going to have dinner with Kathleen, Benjamin immediately got off

a text:

transferred the money to