We Are Not Getting Remarried: Show Yourself Out

Chapter 43 There’s No Turning Back
Everyone knew that Will and Gareth were mortal enemies!
Elisa smiled and replied, “Please call me Miss Benett.”
Mr. Godfrey’s chubby face froze. He was a little shocked when he replied, “Wickam… No, Miss Benett, you…”
Will smiled and added, “Yes, they got divorced.”
Mr. Godfrey was stunned!
Aren’t they the most loved-up couple? Why are they divorcing all of a sudden?
Before Mr. Godfrey proceeded to ask more, Will said politely, “I’ve got things to do. Please excuse me.”
Mr. Godfrey was disappointed as he wanted to gossip more. Elisa left with Will.
Will smiled at Elisa, “Mr. Godfrey has a big mouth. Soon your news will be circulating through everyone’s mouth.”

Elisa frowned and looked at Will, “How did Mr. Darcey know I wanted to spread the rumor today?”
Will’s mouth tilted slightly, “Because we are best friends.”
Elisa was speechless.
Will was not wrong either. If it wasn’t for the purpose of publicizing my divorce, why would I need someone as powerful and eye-catching as Will is to bring me here.
Will and Elisa clinked their glasses and smiled together, “But I don’t think the impact of spreading the news around is big enough. I believe Gareth is planning something else by bringing Linda to the banquet today.”
Gareth continued to stare at Will and Elisa with a murderous look on his face as they were chatting and laughing together.
Elisa took a sip of her champagne.
“I don’t care about his plan. I just want to get a divorce.”
They only had an oral agreement on their divorce. Elisa would only feel relieved after getting their divorce certificate.
Will’s mouth tilted slightly, “You’re doing great.”
Elisa pursed her lips and remained silent.
The lively banquet is filled with crowds gossiping about each other.
Everyone’s attention was only diverted after Mr. Morris appeared.
Mr. Morris’s eldest son, River, had just turned forty years old this year. He was holding the microphone.
He smiled and greeted everyone, “Thank you all for attending my father’s birthday banquet as always. I’m not going to fish for compliments. Let’s do something different this year.”
Everyone was excited. It was indeed a different birthday event. In the past, Mr. Morris’s birthday was just a private gathering between businessmen.