The Divorce Prescription

Of course, Carly wasn't going to give up on Adam.

Over the past three years, Adam had returned to the Capitol and taken over Alvarez Group, becoming the most powerful figure among the city's elite. His era in the business world had officially begun, and countless high-society ladies had their eyes on him, eager to win him over.

There was no way she would just hand Adam over to someone else.

Carly looked at Grace and smiled. "Mrs. Alvarez, I love Adam very, very much. I will wait for him to come back to me."

Grace patted Carly's hand. "Carly, you're such a good child."

Carly smiled confidently.

Adam entered his study and started reviewing documents. But suddenly, an image flashed through his mind. It was a delicate, porcelain-like little face-Bella.

He was thinking about that child again.

He had never liked kids before, yet after seeing Bella, he couldn't seem to forget her.

That child must be about three years old now.

Three years ago, when Celine left, she was pregnant. Had she given birth? Was it a boy or a girl?

For the past three years, he had thought about Celine every single day. When the longing became unbearable, his mind would wonder if she was with Perry now and if they were a happy little family of three.

Every time he thought about it, his heart ached unbearably.

the end, he had lost his

a knock

Leo's voice

of

"Mr. Alvarez, this is the list of attendees for tomorrow's Apex

back from Florencia to the

landed on one name-Linny. "Linny?" Adam frowned. "Who is she?

Linny is the real owner of the largest pharmaceutical

in his

the person behind

in

mysterious figure. He could still recall that moment. She was a silhouette standing beneath the dim lights,

And she would be attending the Apex

stir. Everyone is eager to see what this

secured a spot on the Billionaire List, making her

document. "I got it. I'll

a moment before asking, "Mr. Alvarez, we didn't manage to find Ms.

I believe she has deliberately

seems she

to find her. Mr. Alvarez,

for Celine for three years. This was like

in a haystack. It was endless, directionless searching