When Morwenna finished cooking, she found Adelaide had already left the house. Not that it mattered much because she had only prepared one portion anyway.

When placing the food on the dining table, Morwenna cheerfully said to Stuart, "Breakfast is ready, Stuart. I've got to go. See you."

With a deep look in his eyes, Stuart said again, "Wait a minute."

Morwenna furrowed her brows, wondering what sort of trouble Stuart was brewing. She had made his meal. What more could he possibly want?

Stuart handed her a document. "Take a look and sign it if everything seems fine."

was supposed to sign. Was he worried she wouldn't keep her word and refuse to leave? Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ Find

away. It was a three-year marriage contract, including a blank check. Stuart's voice was lazy and carefree as

fixed on Stuart, searching for

saw his lofty indifference, as cold and chilling as the deepest

with a cold expression for the first time. "Stuart, what

they couldn't achieve that, they should at least part amicably, with some semblance of respect for

resistance. "Just sign it. Isn't it said that money can easily keep

darkened, showing his impatience. "Don't be so greedy, kiddo. What

and I agreed. You know Norbert has our marriage certificate, that we can't divorce, yet you selfishly ask me to leave, bearing the title of Stuart's wife, unable to remarry. Sure, for Norbert's sake, I can accept it. But let's make it clear. I owe you nothing. I haven't spent any of your money or taken anything of yours. You know, you have no right to humiliate me like this. What do

face turned a shade uglier. The last person who had dared to speak to

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