Rebirth In Divorce: My New Mr. Perfect by Henry Foster

Chapter 788

Charlotte sat across from James with some disappointment, staring absent- mindedly at the photo frame beside his hand. It was a picture of her and James together-one she had specifically brought over and placed in that spot. She was surprised James had kept it.

She couldn't help but say disappointedly, "James, we both know perfectly well that Wilson Corporation's predicament was created by both Reynolds and Sanders working together. You've never cared about the Reynolds family's power, and you've always been at odds with Melvin. There's only one possibility—it's for her."

Vivian had only ever hurt Sarah-it would have been decent enough for him not to kick her while she was down.

"Charlotte, why do you keep fixating on her?" He suddenly thought of those torn photos.

"I keep fixating on her?" Charlotte jumped up, her shoulders trembling as she was about to lose control.

At the crucial moment, she still managed to restrain her emotions.

She took a deep breath and said, "James, I won't fixate on her anymore, but can you forget about her? Whether it's her photos or anything else, I don't want to see them in our home anymore. I can't tolerate my husband thinking about another woman while living with me."

James looked at Charlotte's unyielding gaze and knew he had indeed gone too far these past few days.

softened his tone. "Charlotte, it's my

what, he wanted to end this pointless argument

finally soften, Charlotte didn't press further. She pushed the soup bowl toward James again. "James,

the vast office, the only sound

once, he didn't disappear into his study for

anything, but this time James

she suddenly thought of those beautiful times from the past. If only Sarah were gone, everything could return to how

she

opened her eyes the next day and habitually reached for the space beside hier it was cold as always. She let out

She let

she

might be a little gentler with her for their child's sake, but that was

entered the room, opening

front of them, Charlotte stubbornly pretended nothing

as she held that title,