Divorce Me Before Death Takes Me, CEO

Chapter 26

Thank you for everything you’ve done for me, William, I said slowly, feeling tears threaten. I’ll always be grateful for your kindness. Though I may tid longer be part of this family, you’ll forever be in my heart.”

William’s hand trembled in mine as Charles approached with the medication. Without hesitation, I reached up and took the pills from the butter’s Hand,

“These are new,” I observed, studying the tablets before popping them into my mouth. “Fruit–flavored vitamin B complex. Larger than last times,

The room wenteadly quiet.

“How did you…” William started, then stopped as I pulled an envelope from my purse.

“Your latest health report,‘ I said, placing it on the coffee table. I had three different specialists review it. You’re in perfect health for your age, William.

The color in William’s face shifted from sickly white to embarrassed red.

said softly, my lips curving into a gentle smile, “you don’t have to keep up this act. No more

outburst or rash decision,” I continued, keeping my voice level. “I’ve spent a long time thinking about

his eyes with a heavy sigh. ‘Still the same stubborn girl who walked into my grandson’s hospital room three years ago, aren’t you?” His voice carried a mix of fondness

eyes again, they were suspiciously bright. “Audrey…” he paused, his voice rougher than usual. “You were

that’s the problem,” he added, shooting Blake a disappointed look. “You and my grandson… perhaps it wasn’t meant to be. God knows he doesn’t deserve someone

his hands trembling slightly as he dabbed at his eyes. I always imagined you’d be here, running this family when I’m

already decided I wouldn’t be

The least you can do is give her the divorce she wants.” His voice dropped, heavy with finality.

fingers twisted in my dress, trying to hide their trembling.

couldn’t risk any delays. Not when Blake might change his mind, not when

divorced today?” Laurel’s voice rose with barely concealed delight before she caught herself. Her face quickly turned into one of concern. “Oh, what a

“That’s rich, coming from you. Tell me, Miss