I Want a Divorce by Abigail Quinn

Chapter 214 Marriage Alliance

Colby understood what Sean meant.

All previous talks of divorce hadn’t been taken seriously, but this time, it was.

“Have you thought things through?” Colby asked Sean.

“Yeah.” Sean replied.

Just then, Lina emerged from the kitchen, holding a fruit plate. She called out to Sean as if everything was fine. “You’re back! Come and have some fruit, Sean. The grapes are exceptionally juicy today.”

Sean, looking at her, felt an overwhelming sense of helplessness. He ascended the stairs without responding.

“Sean…” she called out again.

He didn’t even look at her.

“Who was it all for, anyway? It was all for him! Even if things turned out poorly, my intentions were good!” she lamented with reddened eyes.

Colby remained stoic as he entered the study. He didn’t want to listen to her rants.

Lina felt there was no reason to put on a show when there was no one to watch. Annoyed, she sat down on the couch and began eating grapes.

Soon, Sean came down with his luggage.

jumped to her feet. Her

special occasions.” “I bought a house,” he declared in a chilly tone, rolling his

that? It’s so you can have a family. If you don’t have any children despite being married, people will start gossiping about say such

Sean retorted. “So, just because people shouldn’t be gossiping about me, you

her enough throughout these years? You spent millions on the house for

eyes filled with anger,

you to go

her better?” His

to control his emotions, but Lina’s words shattered his composure. Soon, her eyes welled

get your wish. Abigail and I are getting a divorce-but I won’t marry anyone else. I won’t ever get married again!” He flung off his grandmother’s hand and stormed

the door and watched as

divorce from Abigail. Just the thought of it alone suffocated him. However,

Abigail. Even if Sean and Abigail had a child, Lina would continue to find fault with Abigail over

to provocation would continue, even if temporarily

who was supervising the movers, respectfully informed him, “Kingston and Joan have been in frequent contact recently. I haven’t uncovered the details of their conversations yet, but I did discover that Joan met with Old Mrs. Graham a few times before the

met my grandma in

one who replied. divulged the

and more audacious,” Sean remarked coldly. “By the way, what’s been going on between the

have

you found

seems like the two families might