I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 163 Don't Regret

She actually hoped to hear Benjamin deny it. Though it might sound melodramatic, in matters of love, everyone was selfish.

Harper just looked at him plainly. Instead of answering his question, she asked, "How can we restart the paused project? Can we keep innocent people like Summit Realty out of our personal affairs?" Benjamin's face remained calm, like a tranquil stream at night, cool and penetrating. His tone matched the calmness, but there was an underlying chill in his eyes as he replied, "If we don't divorce, you can do whatever you want."

"Anything?"

"Of course, considering you're my wife."

Harper gave a dry chuckle.

"Benjamin, you really don't get me, do you? I can't stand people who can't separate business from personal life, always resorting to threats and manipulation. Even if I have second thoughts about this marriage, your tactics only make me more determined to go ahead with the divorce."

Benjamin narrowed his eyes slightly, a hint of displeasure lurking in them. "Harper, are you sure?"

say I'm sure, are you going to make my company disappear

was an undeniable arrogance and coldness in his demeanor. "So think carefully before you

divorce, and it's not just empty words," Harper responded firmly, her eyes clear and resolute, showing no sign

Benjamin's expression remained impassive, his eyes icy and stern, with a hint of displeasure and annoyance evident in his furrowed brows. After

understood perfectly well what his gaze

her not to regret

at this stage, it wasn't up to her to regret

never considered changing her decision

She didn't want to stay in her apartment alone, and staying with her family was out of the question. So, she drove over to the company. Even though the project

early stages of her pregnancy, and she had dealt with

company building, Harper parked her car and decided to buy some food. She had rushed to the Mitchell Manor in the morning and had only managed to eat

she passed by the café downstairs, her gaze caught

wasn't alone. There was a

face, but she had long