I Want a Divorce by Abigail Quinn

Chapter 252 The Pearl Purchase Plan

Abigail turned her gaze toward Sean and wondered, Was he asking this purposefully?

“What’s up?” he asked, turning his head to look at her.

“Nothing.” She averted her gaze and continued to admire the passing scenery.

Sean’s question, however, made her reevaluate the situation between herself and Anthony. She would not feel so uncomfortable about Anthony’s actions if it were just a matter of business and mutual benefit. After all, they were here to make money.

However, it felt like an advance pardon when he asked her if they were still friends. She would have to suppress her displeasure to continue their friendship if she agreed, even if he later engaged in questionable behavior.

After breakfast, Abigail visited Ronaldo’s house to inspect the pearls. Sean and Kevin, unable to

car to the seaside, which was filled with docks, and many fishing boats anchored nearby. However, her attention was immediately drawn to a luxurious cruise ship moored at a nearby dock with no fishing boats around it.

accompany her, watched them depart. She took Ronaldo’s

“Let’s get on the cruise ship first, and I’ll show you the goods later.” Ronaldo waved his hand casually and strolled toward the dock.

serene sea, asking, “Isn’t taking a

drinks on the cruise

that way, she did not

stood on the deck, her mood unexpectedly lifting. Meanwhile, Ronaldo sat in a beach

island

not care much

Fernandez Family has been managing this area for several generations,” he

Abigail nodded in understanding,

backside, she discovered a shallow, crystal–clear sea area surrounded by imposing cliffs. The setting was exquisitely beautiful; the orderly

many pearls as L.Moon wants every year, and they will be the finest,” Ronaldo assured enthusiastically, fanning her like

the processed pearls before making a decision. And by the

he showed her the breeding farm and then

Wessing factory.

on a table, with workers sorting them. The pearls were of impressive quality. After the inspection,

good quality, so they shouldn’t be hard to sell,” she commented, sitting on the

their offers didn’t meet my expectations. Artificial breeding is costly, and maintaining the island isn’t cheap either. We can’t afford to sell at a bargain,” he expressed with a hint

tone. She went on to negotiate, “I can purchase half of your pearls, but the price needs to