I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 72 What Are You Two Doing Late at Night?

He actually left her, who was potentially injured, here. Abigail found it laughable that she could not help but hold on to a faint hope when she saw Joan’s name flashing on his phone carlier. She wondered if, just this once, Sean might stay by her side and look after her because she was hurt.

Just as usual, he disappointed her.

She unfolded the design sketch and looked at it briefly before folding it back up. She leaned against. the wall, slowly making her way toward the artificial hill. She had considered asking Luna to pick her up, but it was so late that she did not want to bother her friend.

Walking into the rose garden, she came to a halt when the man who had just finished his call noticed her presence. Standing in the dim garden, he had long, slender legs and a lean figure. His shoulder–length hair was tied into a small braid at the back of his head.

“Miss Quinn?” The man immediately recognized her.

Seeing that it was Victor Mendez, one of the models for this shoot, Abigail nodded and said, “Yes.

Are you out for a walk?”

“Yeah… I was making a call to my family. Did you hurt your leg?” He noticed she had been favoring

foot and immediately approached

hint of embarrassment as she replied, “I was taking a walk and accidentally tripped over a stone. It’s a sprain, but it

his angular and handsome face, Victor looked solemn. “You can’t just rely

experience, and making random guesses won’t do you any

could not argue with that. As such, he helped her and guided her to a garden bench,

reached out for

explained, “I’m not used to people touching

and sprains from walking on the

“Maybe I should

too late by tomorrow. Don’t forget;

your injury hinders his work progress, he won’t be pleased,” he earnestly advised

to concede. “Alright,

to which she could not help but

a minor strain in the muscle tissues. It’ll hurt tomorrow, but it

can, remember to apply ice when you get back. And keep yourself warm, too.

movement.”

appreciatively. “You

when the runway isn’t in great condition. That’s how I learned the hard way. Shall I send you to your room?