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He had wanted to agree. Cynthia did not want him to interfere in her divorce, but seeing her being bullied, he had to help her as her friend. Moreover, Mr. Yates had sent him here to let Joshua know that Cynthia had someone supporting her. "Anything is fine with me." Cynthia misunderstood the look in Mitchell's eyes for the first time, thinking he was on Chyler's side. "Alright," Mitchell agreed. Chyler's eyes became even more amused and then left after exchanging some pleasantries. Only after the door closed did Cynthia speak to Mitchell, as rational as ever, "Just interact with them as you usually do, don't worry about me being there." "Okay." Mitchell did not bother explaining. That worked out well. When they met with Joshua later, he would not have to be overly polite. Chyler returned with a grin, standing outside the private room door, and raised an eyebrow at Joshua. "He declined to share a table, not wanting us to disturb their meal." Joshua's eyes deepened, and
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"It seems that Mitchell and Cynthia have a good relationship," Chyler observed, trying to probe further. "Yes, we've known each other for a long time. Our relationship has always been very good," Mitchell admitted, not hiding the truth. Chyler whispered something into Joshua's ear, so softly it was barely audible. "It seems they're just friends. They would have been together long ago if there were any feelings between them. Why wait until now?" "Get lost," Joshua muttered, irritated. Cynthia was never one to suffer alone; she would make sure whoever wronged her felt uncomfortable too. She turned her gaze to the usually quiet Yiordan, greeted him, and then said, "Yiordan, I think you're a man with a strong moral compass, someone worth entrusting my life to." Everyone present had no idea what she was doing. "What do you mean?" Yiordan instinctively looked toward Joshua, who did not look too pleased. Cynthia brought up the past, insinuating something. "I watched the realit
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Their eyes met. The atmosphere turned cold as both of their faces showed clear disdain for each other. Cynthia, wearing slippers, headed upstairs without any intention of engaging in conversation. For the first time, she exuded such a cold aura. "Stop," Joshua said, addressing her retreating figure. Cynthia acted as if she had not heard him and kept walking. Joshua quickly stepped in front of her at the bottom of the stairs, looking down at her with his usual detached demeanor. "Can we talk?" "Fine," Cynthia agreed. They walked toward the couch, and Joshua removed the remote control. Cynthia saw this and said nothing. She poured herself a glass of water, took a sip, and then sat down on the sofa with the glass. "Go ahead. What do you want to talk about?" "What's your relationship with Mitchell?" Joshua stared at her intently, not missing any of her facial expressions. Cynthia replied confidently, "We're friends." "When did you meet?" Joshua asked further. Cynthi
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Before Joshua could say anything, Cynthia spoke up, "Mr. Neal, please don't let your eyes wander on my body." Joshua quickly changed the subject, not wanting to dwell on his guilty conscience. "I need to talk to you. I have something to discuss." Cynthia continued to dry her hair, opening the door slightly. "If it's about Jayleen and Mitchell, there's no need. We have nothing to discuss." "It's not," Joshua replied patiently, despite his dislike of her attitude. He needed to find out what kind of person Cynthia truly was. Cynthia had calmed down considerably after her shower. She put down her towel and asked, "What is it?" "I'd like to visit your family. My grandfather was right. In the two years from our marriage to our divorce, I never visited your parents. That's not proper etiquette," Joshua said solemnly, looking serious. "No need," Cynthia refused. "I just want to apologize to your parents; I won't cause any trouble." Joshua's gaze deepened, his voice low and slow
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Joshua wore pajamas that matched the color of hers. His collar was slightly open, and his hair a bit messy, which gave him an air of disheveled charm, more unrestrained than usual, and the coldness he often exuded was now diminished. For a moment, it felt like the early days of their marriage. Noticing Cynthia's dazed expression, Joshua realized there were tears on her face and lingering teardrops on the lashes of her eyes. Swallowing hard, he furrowed his brow slightly and asked, "Why are you crying?" "Who's crying?" Cynthia replied in confusion. However, having just woken up, her mental state was not as sharp as usual, making her retort seem more like an attempt to cover up her own vulnerability. Assuming she was upset about the divorce, Joshua said, "Well, since we're both awake, come and sit for a while." "No, thank you." Cynthia wanted only to drink some water and sleep, feeling extremely tired. "I'm going back to bed." However, before she could take a step, Joshua grabb
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"Drive," Joshua responded curtly, with an undeniable air of authority. Mr. Cheyne started the car and drove out of the villa. His intuition told him that if they went through this divorce, his boss would regret it later. More importantly, he had a feeling that Mrs. Neal had an unusual background. If she were an ordinary person, it would have been easy for him to find out where she had studied, which university she had attended, and where she had worked before. However, last night he found nothing except that her name was Cynthia, and she was female. It was simply baffling. Mr. Cheyne asked again while driving. "Mrs. Neal, would you like to reconsider? Our boss is handsome and rich. You'll be at a loss if you divorce him." Although he respected his boss, he still dared to speak up about certain matters, such as their marriage and now, their divorce. Cynthia looked at the back of his head and simply said, "No matter how good-looking or wealthy he is, he's still a scumbag." Mr.
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Joshua's gaze faltered. His eyes moved from Cynthia to Mr. Cheyne. "What do you mean?" "Do you really like Ms. Shaw, or is it just the obsession and unwillingness to let go of this past relationship? Even though it's only been two years, are you sure Ms. Shaw is still the same Ms. Shaw you knew?" Mr. Cheyne inquired. "What are you trying to say?" Joshua seemed a bit annoyed by the question. "I'm worried that you're misunderstanding your emotions." Mr. Cheyne acted as an emotional consultant. "You might miss out on your chance with your wife." Joshua did not answer. He was very clear about his feelings for Jayleen; he liked her. Even now, whenever he recalled her gentleness and company, it helped him calm down and focus on dealing with matters. If it were not for their breakup, they might already be married. "Actually, there's a simple and direct way to test whether you really like Ms. Shaw or not." Mr. Cheyne's lips curved into a grin he could not quite hide, the seeds of
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It was already noon when she arrived at the airport. The nearest flight from Jiverton to Nexuria was at two in the afternoon, so she immediately went to the ticket counter to ask if there were any cancellations by other people. All tickets were sold out online, so she could only hope for a last-minute cancellation. However, things did not always go as planned. Just then, two people appeared behind her. A deep, cold voice with a hint of anger sounded, "Trying to run away after filing for divorce?" Cynthia froze, then turned around to see Joshua in a suit, accompanied by Mr. Cheyne. "I'm sorry, ma'am, but the flights to Nexuria today are fully booked. If you're not in a hurry, there is a flight at eight in the morning tomorrow," the staff member said clearly and politely. "No, thank you," Cynthia declined. With the plane and train tickets sold out, she would have to drive back. However, the distance between Jiverton and Nexuria was simply too far. Holding her identification,
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