Chapter 3

As for the love letters that had been stored with the hair clip … Forget it. He didn't care if Tina saw them and thought he was a scumbag. They were already divorced, anyway, and probably wouldn't have any chance of running into each other in the future.

Sean wouldn't remain in Skye City for more than a week. He had more important things to do. He said to the driver, "Let's go. I wanna take a stroll around the city before heading to Ellipse Corporation."

He hadn't had the chance to really take in the city over the past five years. Now was a good time to do so.

"Yes, sire!" the driver answered. With that, the grand entourage left.

This stunned the security guards stationed at the villa's entrance. Who could possibly be important enough to make such a grand exit?

Meanwhile, in the villa, Tina received a call from her mother as she was cleaning up some things. "What's up, Mom?"

"I just wanted to ask how the divorce with Sean is going."

"Very smoothly."

"He didn't take any money from you, did he?" Tina's mother asked.

"Don't worry, Mom. I would never give him the chance." Sean had already leeched off her for long enough. If he thought he could get something from the divorce, he was wrong!

"That's good. Oh, and how are you and Mr. Jones faring?"

"Great, Mom."

"Remember to invite him over for a meal soon, then. I'll cook him my best dishes, and we can take the opportunity to finalize the wedding details. After all, he's the heir to one of Skye City's four most prestigious families. If things work out between you two, your future—and our future—will be settled."

"I know, Mom. I'll talk to Wayne about it. I'm accompanying him to Ellipse Corporation later to negotiate a business deal," Tina said.

"Alright, then. You carry on doing what you have to. I won't disturb you."

"Okay. Bye, Mom." After hanging up, Tina thought about Wayne Jones. When she compared him to Sean, her disgust for Sean deepened. She couldn't believe she'd spent five years with him!

If not for Sean holding her back, she and Wayne would've gotten married ages ago. She would now be the lady of the Jones household! The thought of this pissed Tina off. She wanted to throw all of Sean's things out.

She went to the bedroom and cleared out all his clothes in the wardrobe, flinging them onto the floor carelessly. When she got to the bottom of the wardrobe, she pulled the drawer open to see a big wooden box inside.

Tina figured this probably belonged to Sean. She'd never seen it before, though. Her curiosity drove her to open it. Inside, she saw a thick stack of papers. She picked one up to read it and realized they were all love letters addressed to Sean.

There was one from the daughter of Merania's former president and one from Princess Eliza of Sunsettia …

The love letters were all from renowned beauties all over the world. These beauties were also extremely important figures. Among the letters was also one from the daughter of the Sutton family, which was the most prestigious family in Ace City, the capital of their country, Salvania.

Tina's expression became steely. She didn't believe for a second that these women would write love letters to Sean. This could only mean one thing—for the past five years, Sean had fantasized about these women. Then, he'd written these love letters and pretended they were for him!

"He's such a fucking creep!" Tina muttered. She was thoroughly disgusted. In a fit of rage, she flung the wooden box onto the floor. As the love letters scattered over the floor, a pink butterfly hair clip fell out of the box.

"What is this?" Tina picked the hair clip up. The more she looked at it, the more familiar it became. Then, it hit her. Wasn't this one of a pair of hair clips she and her best friend, Cecilia Worthington, had bought one winter when they were kids?

They'd each taken one hair clip and promised to keep it forever. It would be a symbol of their everlasting friendship. She still had hers; it was safely tucked away.

Why did Sean have an identical one?