Ex-Husband’s Love Dilemma

Chapter 13

Cassandra looked aside with dull eyes, and she heard Orlando’s gentle voice. “Don’t worry, I will make them all like you. Take care of yourself and leave everything else to me, okay?”

Soon, the call ended.

Cassandra said calmly, “Let Ms. Spencer know not to worry. I won’t pester you. I’ll do my best to persuade Grandpa Peter. I’m more anxious than you guys.”

After all, she was pregnant. As time went by, Orlando would inevitably find out about it.

Orlando frowned and turned to the woman beside him. He said, “Rebecca was just making a casual remark. You don’t have to be upset. My stance remains the same–whether we are divorced or not, you can still come to me if you need anything in the future.”

“I didn’t. Why should I be mad?” Cassandra replied.

“Are you really in a hurry to get divorced?” Orlando asked.

“Aren’t you the same?” she asked softly, not looking at him but looking out of the window.

Orlando gazed at her beautiful profile and asked, “If you were in such a hurry, why didn’t you bring it up earlier?”

pursed her lips, and pretended to be indifferent. “There’s no

she could figure out why, she would have already discovered why

glanced at the time on his watch and said, “Accompany me

can get off

far from here, and it’s on the way to our house. If you’re unwilling, then I’ll send

a taxi back by myself. You’d better go to the hospital and keep

their husbands to another woman’s side as I did. But what can I do? He would have still gone

Chapter 13

anymore and just said

taxi back to Dustmeadow

reported the company’s

construction industry, but it had always been mediocre without

Michael for discussion. The two of them meticulously compared the company’s drawing with the one that was suspected of plagiarism.

informers aimed to achieve, as not everyone in the public was familiar with

two designs, they couldn’t prove there wasn’t plagiarism. They would need direct

uncertain, but the deadline for