Shining Bright After Rebirth

Chapter 824 Just Sign the Papers

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Lily wasn’t going to give this shameless man any way out. Once the divorce was final, she would be free.

Jean found it unsettling to see this new side of her mother. When Lily used to enforce her strict rules, Jean felt suffocated. But now that Lily had let go, she didn’t feel the satisfaction she’d anticipated: instead, there was an uncomfortable emptiness.

Mark, meanwhile, was reluctant to sign the papers. Truthfully, he wasn’t so eager to marry Amelic.

Aside from knowing how to keep him entertained, Amelie had few redeeming qualities. She was manipulative and always scheming.

Lily, on the other hand, was refreshingly straightforward.

With her, he could speak freely without constantly trying to guess her intentions.

With a placating smile, he said, “Lily, now that you’re back and well, why don’t we just go home? I promise I’ll change for the better, and we can be a happy family again.”

Jean, for once, stayed silent, watching Lily’s hand clenched tightly at her side.

Lily shook her head, smiling, but her tone was detached. “Mark, just sign the papers. First, you’re a shameless man. Second, as a husband, you have no sense of responsibility. Third you bre

Chapter 824 Just Sign the Papers

carousing outside.

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live a long, happy life, but being with you only drags down my emotional well–being. I’m a capable woman; I shouldn’t be living in such humiliation. I am myself first before I am your wife

prefer living with you and Amelie. With this documentation, we can finalize everything today,

The livestream chat exploded.

scumbag, just

driven to this point.

entire chat was

pointed fingers at him; he was filled with rage, and, in a fit of anger,

a breath of relief

so well had enabled her to reach

But with her own pride at stake, she stayed silent, watching as her parents completed

pre

Sign

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anxious glances at Lily, but with the reporters around,

had already anticipated

she had even

ended, the reporters began to

own paperwork and was free to

she walked over to Lily.

I’m no longer Mrs. Foliot. Call me

“Ms. Robinson, thank you