Falling for My Contractual Wife

Chapter 116

Brian’s eyes trembled slightly. From the corner of his eye, he saw her petite body kneeling on the ground, her thin shoulders trembling slightly.

“Don’t think that I’ll be soft–hearted just because you’re playing this game with me, Sherman. Louise is my bottom line. You’ve touched my bottom line. Do you understand?”

Grace looked at him and suddenly felt that the man in front of her was really unfamiliar.

She never thought that Brian would be so cold and heartless to her.

She heard her own broken voice and made a final struggle. “I’m sorry. I know this is my fault. Can you save my brother’s life on account of the three years we’ve been together?”

Brian looked down at her. His jawline was set so coldly that it seemed to be able to freeze the air.

“I have no obligation to save him. I’ll say it one last time. I don’t have the patience to waste time with you. Do you want to sign it or not?”

Grace closed her eyes and tears kept flowing out of the corners of her eyes. “Okay, I’ll sign it.”

She staggered to her feet and walked to the desk. She gripped the pen and stared at the page. covered in words. Tears blurred her vision.

so much that she could not breathe. It was as

last page. Her fingers trembled as she wrote her name crookedly, stroke by

three copies, and on each piece of paper, there were traces of

the word “Sherman. Her heart ached so much that she felt like she

have the courage to look at Brian. She lowered her head

pockets and stood there coldly. He said coldly, T’ll send

long hair covered her face. She nodded and walked out of the study. Ava happened to be eavesdropping outside the door. When she saw Grace coming out, she crossed her arms and looked at her gloatingly. “You’re leaving tonight? My, you’ve been with Brian for three years, but you didn’t get away with

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of her eyes, and everything she saw

stairs, gripped the

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wanted to collapse, but the child in her stomach

suddenly felt as if her feet were filled with lead. She couldn’t lift them