Divorce Time

Chapter 179

It was a divorce settlement. The first clause demanded custody of Jasmine for him. The rest detailed the wealth he was willing to part with for her.

She had sought him out to discuss the progress of their divorce.

Now, facing the divorce settlement, she flipped through it casually without much attention and placed it back on the table, declaring, “I have no objections.”

Saying so, she opened her purse, rummaged for a pen, and prepared to sign.

Charlene’s rise to her current status had been marred by dublous means,

Despite the disregard for Charlene as a person, her love for Thorne over the years was evident to everyone, including Thorne himself and Moran.

Siven Charlene’s devotion to Thorne, Moran had braced for her inability to accept the divorce, expecting her to be devastated and unwilling to let Thorne go.

To his surprise, Charlene not only agreed to the divorce swiftly but also raised no objections to Thorne’s demand for their daughter’s custody. This was entirely unexpected for Moran,

He looked incredulously at Thorne.

Thorne, watching Charlene, seemed deeply surprised by her readiness to agree to the divorce.

sign,

to

it–Charlene

If everything checks out, I’ll sign

to part with a substantial portion of his assets, including shares in his company, which she had briefly

he was offering,

their marriage, he might not have loved her, but he never

divide his assets with her, she was inclined to sign immediately

loopholes in

arise with his company in the future, holding these shares might make

divorce settlement, might not have intended

she couldn’t be sure that, upon marrying Vesta,

seemingly caught off guard by her

settlement back into her purse, zipped it up,

figure in disbelief, turning

turned back to softly answer, “I

she didn’t even react to you wanting Minnie’s custody. This is so