gripping the divorce agreement tightly until the paper was wrinkle

completely u

ed with an exquisite dinner prepared with care. Soft lighting spilled

atiently teaching him how to properly use a knife and fork. The lit

ct, almost like a carefully pai

icity should have been p

emoved him from her futur

aw Kayden, the smile on her face turned into concern, and she quickly walked toward

er movements so familiar that she looke

ng table and wrapped his arms ar

ustration and anger that had been surg

n front of him, then remembered Felicity's cold and determined

ld she

e Miller family, yet now, because of a so-called misunde

into the dining room with a dark expression and sat down at the head of the table.

divorce. Even more, he did not want to admit that the woman he beli

the entryway table, and a flash of satisfaction

den a bowl of soup. "You must be ex

uiet, and Kayden was di

ridiculous DNA test report

s only using divorce as a way to pressure him into giving in,

ake. He was Kayden Miller

w himself to be con

nd the idea laughable. Without him

ort. As long as he ignored her for a while and let her experience life with

ave him, and just like countless times bef

k a sip of soup, his tone retu

you want." He looked at Eden, his voice fir

rs. "Kayden, thank you... I really do

"I don't need you to repay me. As long as

ded on. He failed to notice that, on the other side of the dining table, Eden lowered

after Kayden returned to h

ed me today. They would like to negotia

old laugh. "Tell him I do not agree to the divo

, Mrs. Soto's side is extremely firm. And... the asset divisi

slightly. "Wh

real estate under the Miller name, and all marital assets. Mrs. Soto only wants to reclaim the original dowry left

en, the confusion in his eyes

pse. To outsiders, thirty percent of those shares w

ed his assumpt

lly giving up. She was simply acting ou

up the phone. A confident

see Felicity

us her so-called resistance was in the face of reality. He would