Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 811 I Want You to squeeze Me dry

Seeing his gloomy face, Evelyn stopped teasing him. "My identity hasn't been restored for a while. I have to go through the formalities in the next two days. I have to wait for the marriage procedures to be completed."

"I'll find someone to urge it. It won't take two or three days."

Evelyn felt an itch in her heart, but she still had to put on a show. "Without a ring and a proposal, you can get married whenever you want. Won't I suffer a great loss?"

After hearing this, Huston was stunned. She didn't know how she managed to make him laugh. The man laughed out loud and said, "You want me to propose to you and give you a diamond ring? Step by step?"

His mocking gaze made Evelyn feel a little ashamed and resentful. She reached out to push him. "Who would have thought that I wouldn't want to marry you?"

Huston knew that she was lying, so she didn't care. She stretched out her long arm and held her in her arms. "But I'm not romantic, and I don't have any experience. I'm surrounded by a group of bachelors. I just want to be with you for the rest of my life. Everything else is yours. My house, car, and deposit. Isn't that good?"

Although Evelyn had never wanted to get anything from him, she was still shocked when she heard what he said. "Give it all to me? All of it?"

hesitate at all. "What's mine is

speechless. Did this man think of himself as a commoner? Did he know how many assets he had? How could he just give them

man raised his eyebrows and whispered in her ear, "Why aren't

I'm just a

are you

She looked up from his tight embrace and saw his sexy jawline.

to ourselves when

"No, you gave me all the money.

Huston lowered his head and met her big bright eyes. He asked in confusion,

know what to say. It seemed that he didn't care about the money at

men like him in Jewel City who would do anything to marry a woman, not to mention those who were as successful

heaved a sigh

seriously at all. Money was just a number in the bank. It didn't matter how much it was. What mattered was who he would spend it