Sir Your Wife Already Signed the Divorce Paper

Chapter 311.1 Frustration(1)

Troy clenched his fists so tightly that his knuckles turned white, and the veins on the back of his hand protruded. A trace of darkness flashed in his eyes.

He believed Leo’s words.

They grew up together, and no one understood Leo better than he did. Leo was indecisive, hesitant, and lacked the courage to act on his mischievous intentions. Surely, someone was behind him, pushing him to act in such a way.

Had it not been for Sarah, the brothers might never have reached this point!

Yet, Leo was also undeniably involved in the root of their problems.

Troy was truly frustrated with him.

“Not long ago, Agnes mentioned she found out you’ve been in contact with another woman…”

“It was Sarah,” Leo looked up and said. “She’s been sought after by your people. She sneaked in to see me, and we had a fight.”

The scratch marks that Agnes had seen on Leo’s neck at that time were inflicted by Sarah.

Yet Leo couldn’t speak out, watching her struggle in pain, becoming depressed and haggard.

felt somewhat relieved. He no longer had to live in constant fear and anxiety.

“After she caused Grandpa’s death, she

Troy paused, suddenly recalling

you. It was because of me… I let him

everything from her

and humble Leo, his eldest grandson, would be involved in a man’s death.

man was none other than Imogen’s father. Leo had even

a man of justice and was very saddened by Ignacio’s death. To learn that the perpetrator was his own grandson was a

slamming his fist into the wall again. The impact left his

No wonder.

will left by Grandpa was so

deserve to die! Have you decided

to restrain

his feet and headed towards the exit. “If you haven’t

came from behind. “Spend some quality

these days…”

paused for a moment. “I know.”

dark. Just when she

walked in, Imogen shifted her gaze from the book she was reading and

finish, she opened her mouth in shock. The Troy standing before her looked entirely different from

mess, his collar was askew, and his tie hung loosely on his chest. His