I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 60 Increased Suspicion

His words were meant as a joke, but Abigail got triggered after hearing his mention of getting a child. She had always hated discussing matters of childbirth, and she felt rather sorry for herself when she heard Sean bringing it up. He never wanted a child, yet he says these things to hurt me.

She knitted her brows together for a moment before she smoothed them out and addressed him in a friendly tone. “You know Luna never went to you. I was the one who left the draft behind, and you sent it back to me. You should remember if there was a mark on it.”

Sean nodded a little before speaking. “Are you sure you want us to talk in such secrecy?”

The conversation seemed rather serious, yet they were caught in a rather intimate position. They had been in several types of positions while having a conversation, but they had never been stuck in a spot like that before.

Abigail seemed to snap out of a daze then and tried to wriggle her way out. “I’ll go out to take a

look” She barely moved before the man held onto her slim waist.

“Let’s just talk here.” His voice sounded rather raspy, but he had a serious look on his face.

Abigail lowered her gaze as she felt her cheeks turning red. “Can you help me retrieve the copy of

has a mark on it? I believe two copies were submitted, so it shouldn’t cause any issues to the show if you just take the dirtied piece back.” Sean clearly remembered the two copies of the draft. There were a few designers who had submitted their

was Alana,

one of the investors in the show, he had to pick out and purchase the best design before

he had the privilege of screening through all the

darkened at the thought of the annotation

draft

Abigail’s face before he spoke in a casual tone. “You didn’t hesitate to come over to me just for the sake of a draft.

rushed through her chest, but she eventually suppressed the urge to kick the man. I

I don’t care about

her lips and remained silent for a while after that. She knew that it wouldn’t take much for Sean to reclaim his innocence with

deep voice, “You made a mistake this time, Abigail. You should be the

time? You deserve to learn

“I’ll lose my job if this gets out, Sean. Miss Smith

actions. Ever

distant and peculiar around him. It was rare for

ulterior motive every time she

you really want to get a divorce?” Sean changed the topic all of a

out what the man was trying to convey, so

words before responding in a

a divorce. I didn’t do it out of resentment and anger, and I’m not going to try to get revenge on you after our divorce. I’m not angry at Joan at