I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 210 Marital Rights

Harper didn't go upstairs but decided not to look for him either. Instead, she dialed Benjamin's number.

With her lips lightly pursed, she waited for the call to connect and then asked softly, "Are you at home?"

"Is there a problem?" Benjamin's husky voice came.

Harper paused briefly, then said calmly, "Have you gone to bed? I'm at Pineview Villa right now. If you're still awake, maybe we can talk?"

"Talk about what? Divorce? It's just a divorce, Harper. Do you really need to talk about it in the middle of the night?" Benjamin asked coldly, his voice full of displeasure and anger. Harper was taken aback. She didn't understand why Benjamin was suddenly angry.

She pursed her lips tightly and explained in a low voice, "I wanted to ask you a couple of things about Larry."

"So you come over in the middle of the night just to talk about another man?" Benjamin's voice was deep and rough, his words dripping with icy sarcasm and disdain.

before she could say anything else, she heard the sound of a

eyes met, and Benjamin was the first to hang up the call. He then walked towards Harper with deliberate slowness, towering over her, and asked, "What about Larry did you want

to avoid his gaze. She whispered, "Annie is gone missing. I suspect Larry might have taken her. Could you please ask Larry

eyes piercing as he stared at her with a teasing sneer. "Harper, do I look like someone easy to

Harper frowned.

since Larry is already engaged, he should stop bothering Annie. You're friends with Larry. A phone call is a small effort for you but means a lot to me. If it wasn't Larry who took her, then something else must

a small effort, I should agree. What? Are

not trying to guilt-trip you. I'm just asking for

help you?" Benjamin

eyes narrowed slightly, his handsome face colder and

Harper was suddenly speechless.

didn't necessarily help

had every

moment, Benjamin asked, "We're just about to divorce, and here you are at my door late at night. Harper, it's hard not to think you chose this time because you