Win My Forsaken Ex-wife Back (Charlotte and Arthur)

Chapter 184 Arthur Overheard

Charlotte looked at Camille and asked, “Are you so sure I’m faking it?”

Camille scoffed, “Don’t play coy with me. You must know by now that Arthur has feelings for Sarah, so you’re trying to win him back this way. It’s clear that it’s working; he’s now focused on you.”

Charlotte was speechless. That was nonsense.

Initially, she had pretended to have amnesia just to gauge Arthur’s feelings for her. But after realizing he felt nothing for her, she decided to go through with the divorce.

She thought that without their past connection, the process might be quicker.

But had she known from the start how complicated things would be, she probably wouldn’t have pretended to have amnesia; she would have asked for a divorce outright.

Now, it was too late for regrets. If Arthur discovered she was faking it, the consequences could be disastrous.

Charlotte replied, “You really are good at faking things. But I’m sorry to disappoint you. I truly have lost my memory.”

Camille still wasn’t convinced.

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was merely playing tricks

it was part of her strategy that

getting a divorce. We won’t agree,” Camille

Harrison Group and the Hardwick Group together. Even if the Hardwick Group didn’t

they divorced, the Harrison Group would likely sever ties without hesitation, which was the last thing Camille and James wanted.

that the paternity test results, expected in three

she could do was wait.

Charlotte stood up and said, “I’m going to

and Arthur opposed

to do? Why was getting a divorce

the room, Sebastian spoke up, “Mom, Lottie truly has lost her memory.

dismissively. “No way. She’s definitely

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it, she’s resolute about the divorce, which doesn’t seem like an act,” Sebastian argued calmly. “So she must have

“She’s just playing hard to

don’t buy for a second that she’s forgotten everything. Besides, who only forgets certain people and events?”

debating, no one noticed that the door was ajar,

he knew

was just a meal, and if she hadn’t eaten enough, he could take her somewhere else. He didn’t