Sir Ares, Goodnight

Jacob glared at Second Madam. He was filled with resentment toward her as she was creating such difficulties, but he still kept a rather elegant appearance. "It's getting late today, Madam. Why don't we let them stay the night? I'll send them away tomorrow."

Anyone with discerning eyes could see that this was Jacob's strategy to stall her.

However, Second Madam still accepted the kind offer. She scorned and loathed these strangers standing inside her annex and suddenly chuckled smugly.

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After getting married to Jacob, Second Madam had never quit her job. Not only did she have her own newspaper office, but she had also helped Jacob out in the business world.

She was well-versed in the cruel fights that occurred within the rich and powerful families. To prevent Jacob from plotting anything against her, she had never given him the opportunity and time to transfer the assets to his name.

"Aren't you being too forceful, Madam? How can I

look in Jacob's eyes. Her

not easy for you to settle them down in

he was more afraid that the transferring of assets would

so that Second Madam would not profit from their divorce and perhaps would not push him for one. When the time came, maybe she would even obediently

laughed, causing the atmosphere to

turned and walked outside in a lonesome manner while muttering, "So I guess the things you said about for richer or for poorer, in disaster and happiness, and in sickness and in health,

Jacob was dumbfounded.

but seeing that she was

they would each occupy the east, west, and south

did not return to