Chapter 359

"Forgotten the past, have you?" Lysander let out a low, mocking laugh. Blood still dripped from his hand, but he simply shook it off. "My hand's injured I can't sign anything."

He's willing to sign!

Mila's eyes lit up. She glanced at Leonard, who was waiting outside the chapel. Her meaning was clear-get in here, now.

"You really are heartless," she muttered under her breath.

She waved Leonard over to bandage Lysander's wound. Leonard poured disinfectant over the gash, but Lysander didn't so much as flinch. He sat at the small table, looking across at Mila as if he was seeing her for the first time-there

was something appraising in his gaze, tinged with nostalgia.

This Mila was different—bolder, more alive than ever, her beauty sharper, impossible to hide.

Let her go? Not a chance.

He smirked inwardly and didn't even reach for the pen. His tone was calm as he said, “This agreement gives you nothing. After seven years of marriage, that's not right. Once we're down from the mountain, I'll have a new one drafted. I'll make sure you get your fair share."

"I don't want it!"

She didn't dare let this drag on-who knew what could happen if they waited? Mila cut him off immediately. "This is fine. I don't want anything. Just sign it."

He let out a derisive chuckle. "I'll sign-but only if you agree to three conditions."

should I?" Mila snapped. "I'm already walking away with nothing. Why should I have

hand hurts. Guess I won't sign after all." Lysander started

gritted so hard it was audible. “Three

He stood up again.

into the table. The legs groaned under the sudden weight.

to hear them first. If they're

she heard

leave the

the kneeler, his face composed.

in the country?

to get him to sign the divorce papers-she'd never be able to relax unless she put an ocean between them. Once the divorce was final, she'd leave the country, disappear. Besides, Fashion Week was always held abroad.

No way.

back. No, if she said no now, it would all be over. She

free, she could go wherever she wanted. What business was it of

smile and was about to agree when Leonard pulled out a

Your word

at

recording meant nothing in court anyway. She clenched her fists and, after a bit

"Second condition?"

once a week. The same goes for the child. If you don't want custody, that's fine-I'm not looking after the

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