I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Before Josh could fly back to Capitalis, Scarlett called to inform him that Kelly had been taken away.

“Sean’s grandmother said she invested in stock market manipulation and the dating scam under Kelly’s guidance! What exactly is going on?” Scarlett cried hysterically, struggling to catch her breath.

Meanwhile, Lawrence had already gone to the police station to negotiate regarding Kelly’s situation.

“Let’s talk when I get back,” Josh replied, feeling anxious.

If Kelly’s true identity was fake, the test results obtained in front of his parents-where they watched her get her blood drawn and tested-must have been falsified by the doctor.

Scarlett was still crying, and Josh’s mood was bad. After trying to comfort her for a while, he ended the call.

If Kelly’s real identity was questionable, the Pearsons would become a laughingstock in high. society. They had held a grand reunion party for her just at the end of last year, and the entire elite social circle in Capitalis knew that the Pearsons had found their long-lost heiress. who had been missing for nearly twenty years.

Now, they were being told that Kelly’s identity might be fake.

of someone!

So, what was the purpose impersonating a fake heiress?

Abigail was busy working when her assistant rushed in with a surprised expression, exclaiming, “The news that Kelly isn’t the heiress of the Pearsons is exposed online! The evidence is compelling. It’s unbelievable!”

Upon hearing this news, Abigail was equally surprised.

“Who exposed this?” she couldn’t help but ask.

“It was posted by someone who has already deactivated their account,” the assistant replied.

opened her computer and checked

how could anyone prove that the test results provided by the anonymous

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with these technical details. They were more interested in whether Kelly was indeed a

been exposed, and the other party even paid to trend on social media, meant someone wanted to make the Pearsons pay

could

in her immediate circle, as someone with evidence would have gone directly to the Pearsons instead

connection to the Pearsons, will Miss Smith come back?” the assistant

nodded and picked up her phone. “I’ll try calling

with anticipation as Abigail dialed

the time. Why is her phone

has low battery anxiety. How could

about Luna’s condition, so she couldn’t help but ask,

days of her career, I heard

Abigail

said too much and promptly added, “Miss Quinn, I’ll get

“Mm.”

well aware that even in the most challenging times, L..Moon didn’t have it as tough as when they were

had wasted three meaningless years, while Luna had endured her fair share of

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unable to reach Sean on the phone, but she also couldn’t get