Ex-Husband’s Love Dilemma

Chapter 64

Cassandra’s delicate and beautiful face appeared listless. Her expression, as well as her entire state, was somewhat disconcerting.

She looked at Orlando indifferently. Her eyes were clear and bright yet carrying a distinct sense of aloofness.

They stared at each other. At that moment, Orlando felt his heart being pinched by something, and the dull pain made him unable to ignore it.

When he wanted to investigate further, Rebecca said, “Landy, forget it. It’s just a slap, and there’s nothing serious. Don’t quarrel with Cassandra. I don’t want to affect your relationship because of me.”

Rebecca’s hand landed on Orlando’s arm, which was holding Cassandra’s. She looked at it and then withdrew her hand from his grasp.

Cassandra turned and walked upstairs without saying anything more.

Orlando watched her walk away with a sense of loneliness and a trace of uneasiness in his heart.

Cassandra went back to her bedroom, closed the door, and cried.

She raised her hand and wiped away the tears, but no matter how hard she tried, she couldn’t stop them.

She thought, ‘Orlando only loves Rebecca. Even if he doesn’t divorce me for the time being, he still has strong feelings for her. But that is no advantage to me. Rebecca caused me trouble yesterday, and there’s no guarantee it won’t happen again. As the baby in my womb grows, the bond between me and the baby will deepen. Therefore, for the safety of my baby, the sooner this marriage ends, the better.

Cassandra called Peter immediately after making the decision.

She took all the responsibility and explained, “Grandpa Peter, I’m so sorry. I still don’t think I can continue to live with Orlando after these days, and I may not be able to continue this marriage for the Quinn family and Quinn Group.”

Peter replied, “Cassie, is it because of him and Rebecca… However, before he could finish, Cassandra interrupted, “No. Grandpa Peter. It’s not because of that. I just feel depressed going on like this. The doctor said I need to be in a good mood so the baby can be healthy and safe. But now I can’t even make myself happy, so the baby is already showing symptoms of threatened miscarriage.”

Cassandra knew that Peter would definitely agree because he cared about both her and the child.

And it was true.

Peter said, “Okay, go ahead. I’m on your side. It’s better for you to divorce him for the sake of you and the child. It’s his loss, and it’s the Quinn family’s loss for not appreciating you.”

you mention that I would still be part of the Quinn family even if I divorced? So how could the Quinn family be at a loss?

made Peter burst into laughter by

he informed Frederick and Gabriela. He then gathered the two families for a

next evening, the two families gathered at the Quinn manor for dinner

“There is one more thing I want to tell

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Austin said, showing great respect

Austin, also nodded in agreement, Suzanne was also

sat on the other side. Their expressions were somewhat solemn.

sat next to Peter. The scene would

for Quinn Group. But for the sake of the two children. I discussed

were stunned when they heard Peter’s words.

Austin asked, “Mr. Peter Quinn, are you saying vo

their

it. However, even if they divorce, the relationship between the Quinn family and

to the divorce? They suspended the divorce for the sake of Quinn Group, which shows that they want to continue their relationship. Our daughter, Cassandra, is a woman. How will she find someone else after the

gloomy. He looked at Cassandra but found that

knew the purpose of today’s gathering?” he thought.

expression grew colder.

with Grandpa Peter. Since Orlando and I have already considered divorce, postponing it for Quinn Group won’t change the outcome. So I’m

“Cassandra” Evelyn shouted.

stated. “Cassie can have any kind of man she wants, even after a divorce. She may no longer be the daughter–in–law of the Quinn

promised to be nice to Cassandra in the

atmosphere was stiff and

understand the meaning of divorce. She

sake, please reconsider, okay?” Austin added.

said nothing,

could only end the discussion by suggesting