His unwanted wife, the world’s coveted genius by Derk Blaylock

Chapter 372:

“Harold, please hear me out,” Belinda urged softly.

She paused, a subtle smile tugging at the corner of her lips, before continuing, “After your birthday, Lucas and I are planning to get a divorce. Therefore, there’s no need to tell everyone that I’m your daughter-in-law at your birthday banquet. Announcing it one day and declaring a divorce the next would be humiliating. It’s better to say nothing at all. Let the identity of Lucas’ wife remain a mystery—it might be for the best.”

Belinda maintained a composed demeanor, but inside, her emotions were in turmoil. Each word she spoke made her feel pain.

As Harold listened, his expression turned grim. He realized that she was right. He had promised—if Belinda and Lucas still wanted a divorce after his birthday, he would not stand in their way. Belinda’s words just now suggested she had made her decision.

Was it the recent events that had driven her to this resolute decision?

far yesterday. Regardless of his reasons, he left you at that time, and I won’t make excuses for him. But… I can’t help feeling it would be a mistake if you two really

have seen the changes in Lucas. He is slowly opening his heart to you. If you give up now, won’t you

then let out a self-deprecating laugh. “Opening up to me? Does that really matter? The moment Verena calls,

for words. For a moment, he didn’t know what to say. Then,

was that if, after this month and my birthday, you both still chose to divorce, I wouldn’t stop you.

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to make sense. No wonder Lucas had never resisted any of Harold’s requests, whether it was having dinner with her, picking her up, or accompanying her

this realization sank in, a wave of disappointment flooded Belinda’s heart once more. She had naively thought that perhaps Lucas was engaging in

he was merely using Harold as an excuse. After all, she believed if Lucas truly didn’t want to comply, Harold couldn’t force

else I could do. I thought I had a good plan, but then