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My mother shouted. It was no longer surprising. Nothing could surprise me anymore. "Ahem! ahem!!" My grandfather cleared his throat silencing all the murmurings and side talks from everyone in the room. " With how quick you divorced him, it won't surprise me that you had the though in mind for a long time now. Look here child, now that you know that you're not the real child of this family, you no longer have the privileges being part of this family provides. No man would want to marry a second fiddle, a divorcee. If you don't want to beg Mr Hart, that's also fine, it was not as if you deserved someone like him anyways. "

Jasper had his hands clasped behind him and didn't turn to look at her. "We've already agreed on the assets before marriage, so there won't be any issues with that. However, I will compensate you with another 20 million and a villa on the outskirts. After all, you'd be leaving without anything else. It'd be hard for me to explain that to Grandpa later if you do." Alice was stunned and upset. "Does … does Grandpa know you're divorcing me?" "So what if he knows? Do you think it'll affect my decision?"

"There's a clause in the family trust. The heir has to be married. Happily married. If Mason divorces, he loses his inheritance." Aiden went still. "What?" "Everything. The company, the properties, all of it. It only goes to him if he stays married." "So that's why he won't divorce her." "Exactly. We're working on changing the trust. But it takes time. Months. Maybe longer." Richard looked at Aiden. "Until then, Mason needs to stay married to Grace. Which means she needs to be with him. Not you." "But he's with Sophia." "I don't care who he's sleeping with. I care about the inheritance." Richard's face was stone. "Grace goes back to Mason. Tomorrow."

After all, her father was so proud of his cheating on her mother and causing her taking her own life. However , After talking to Ash, she has realized that Her maternal grandparents and Paternal grandparents have tried to meet her all those years, they failed since she changed the city once she graduated. Her maternal grandparents left a big amount of inheritance under her name before they died two years ago which she never knew since her mother was actually disowned because of marrying a man that they didn't want to see in their house. But they loved their only grandchild and left everything to her. Her paternal grandparents have become friends with her mother's parents after everything hap

The ink had dried before her fingers stopped trembling. Eve sat frozen on the couch, the pen still warm between her fingers. Her eyes stared blankly at the thick line of her signature at the bottom of the neatly stacked papers. Divorce Decree. Final. Alex had split all his assets in half and given them to her—along with half of his company shares. Just like that, she’d become an instant billionaire. Or maybe a zillionaire. She didn’t know. And she didn’t care.

That was the first time he had directly addressed me in private and although he was formal about it, it made me feel hopeful again. “Damien, I—” I started to say only for him to drop a file in front of me. “Those are divorce papers. Sign it,” He instructed, his voice cold as usual. I stared at the papers in shock and despite knowing the answer, I still asked. “Why?” “Because you aren't needed. I married you only because my father made it the only way to inherit his properties. I wasn't going to allow my hard work to go to the snake that is my younger brother and now that I've inherited almost everything, you're not needed.”

“And the plan is… to file for divorce today.” Steven looked surprised. “That fast?” “Yes.” I didn’t hesitate. The sooner this was over, the better. “Especially now that I’ve realized… Alex never held onto this marriage because he loved me,” I continued. “It was because of the inheritance.” “What?” Steven’s eyes widened. “Yes. His grandfather’s will states that any descendant who divorces won’t receive the inheritance. And that’s not all,” I added. “The company Alex is running right now… also depends on this marriage.”

Her heels clicked softly against the polished floor as she slowly turned in a circle, absorbing the space around her. Just a few hours ago she had been standing in a ballroom filled with hundreds of people, smiling guests, glittering gowns, and expensive champagne. Her ex-husband had stood across from her. Victor Hale. One of the city’s most respected businessmen. After five years of a marriage of convenience together, he had handed her divorce papers. In front of everyone. Aurora exhaled slowly. The memory still felt unreal. She had signed the documents calmly, refusing to give Victor the satisfaction of watching her fall apart.

Everything about him screamed competence and discretion. "The paperwork is ready for your final signature." He slid a stack of documents across the desk. "Everything has been reviewed and approved. This is simply the formality of making it official." I stared at the papers. My marriage, reduced to signatures. "There are also documents regarding the inheritance clause built into your marriage contract," Mr. Marcus continued. "Upon finalization of the divorce without producing an heir within five years, certain assets transfer to you." My breath caught. "I remember." "These documents confirm that transfer."

When it comes to my turn, I take a deep breath and tell my father everything I can about my life. I tell him about the lonely childhood with Grandma and Grandpa. I tell him about my mother’s death, and I tell him about life and college. I tell him about my marriage to Malachi, and as much as it saddens me, I do not leave any part out. By the time I get to my intention for a divorce, he’s practically shaking in his chair and I can see rage in his eyes. “No one should treat my daughter like that.”