I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 260 Her Condition

Lauren pressed her lips tightly, feeling so pain that she couldn't breathe. She had asked Benjamin many times if he didn't want a divorce. Yet he never had the intention of answering.

But now, when she just asked him to fulfill his promise with other conditions, he couldn't wait to answer her.

Lauren thought, "Does he have no feelings for me anymore?

Has he been waiting for me to propose such a condition?"

Lauren trembled slightly, but she tried to stay calm and said, "Yes, I have thought about it. So Benjamin, are you going to agree?" "What condition do you want?"

"I want the Martin Group to use all the connections to support me and help me win Best Female Singer of this year."

Benjamin glanced at her and asked, "That's all?"

"This is already a lot for me. At least when we draw a clear line, I can have a place in this circle without being crushed."

He stared at her coldly and asked, "Lauren, have you really thought about it?"

Lauren pressed her lips lightly and said gently, "Yes. After all, I can't force you to marry me. Although I love you, I don't want you to be unhappy. So, I'm willing to leave you."

Benjamin was not moved by her words. Instead, his expression became increasingly indifferent. He remained silent for a few seconds and said, "In this case, write it down. This will be good for both of us. What do you think?" Lauren was stunned.

with red eyes. "Benjamin, are you going

a process,

at him in

when Benjamin started

longer

wondered if he had discovered what happened

she quickly gave up this idea. She thought,

do with the matter a

Harper ask him

feeling very uneasy. She was silent for a long time before saying, "Benjamin, I'm

to do. Can you

think about it?"

a

would ignore her once the contract

didn't want that

Benjamin's injury a year ago, he had to

unwilling to use a contract to completely simplify the

Lauren would not agree immediately, so he said

already three in the morning when he finished dealing with

back to

didn't go up.