The Divorce Prescription

Celine said it was too late. She said everything was over.

Adam shook his head. "Celine, it's not too late. As long as you give me another chance, we can still fix this."

Celine pushed him away and wiped the tears from her face. "Mr. Alvarez, you've said everything you wanted to say. You can leave now."

"No, Celine, I—"

Celine placed her hand over her flat abdomen. "Mr. Alvarez, it's late. I'm tired and want to rest. Please leave."

Adam's gaze followed her hand as it rested on her abdomen.

He said in a hoarse voice, "Celine, are you worried about this child? I know he isn't mine, but I'll treat him as my own. I'll love you, and I'll love the child too."

Celine remained silent. He still believed the child wasn't his?

Forget it. There was no need to explain.

the Tate family, she would

please leave

Adam sighed. "Celine, it's late. Get some rest. I'll come

With that, he left.

stepped out of Celine's apartment and stood outside for a while. He didn't want to leave. He just wanted

time. All he wanted now was to spend more time with her to make up for past regrets. He was afraid that

his phone rang. It was

Adam answered.

has been demanding to

Adam's eyes were filled with nothing but coldness and disgust. He didn't want to see Carly, but it was necessary. It was time

"I'll be there soon."

...

the door to the small, dark room. "Sir, Carly is

Adam stepped in.