I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 28
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Ana lise had been staying in the village, taking care of Theodore. She had
never been to the city before, so she was naturally clueless about navigating
the roads here.
Abigail’s heart clenched upon hearing her grandmother being scolded. She
was concerned about leaving Ana lise alone at the bus station, for it wouldn’t
be safe for her. Feeling anxious, she said, “Grandma, could you pass the
phone to the driver? I’ll talk to him.”
“Hey!” Ana lise hurriedly handed the phone to the driver.
The driver scolded impatiently, “What’s wrong with you? How could you let an
old lady go out alone? She can’t even tell me where she wants to go. She’s
delaying my business!”
Abigail apologized in a low voice, “I’m sorry for the trouble, sir. Please take my
grandma to the north gate of Aqua Serenity Manor. I’ll wait for her there, and
I’ll pay you triple the fare. Is that okay?”
Aqua Serenity Manor was an upscale neighborhood, Naturally, the driver
agreed since she was polite and offered to triple the fare. “Alright, but if you
don’t show up, I’ll just leave her by the roadside.”
After hanging up the phone, Abigail glanced toward the City Hall anxiously.
There are many people inside now. If I go in and collect our divorce certificate
now, I might miss Grandma’s cab.
She got out of the car, intending to talk to Sean. “Can we collect the

certificate another day? Something just came up.”
At her words, he took a deep drag of his cigarette and stubbed it out, giving
her a cold look. “Are you joking with me?” You were the one who urgently
wanted to get the divorce certificate in the morning, and now that we’re here,
you’re telling me that something came up. Are you playing games with me?
Abigail knew she was at fault. The last time she wanted to get the certificate,
she was late and ended up not collecting it. Now, she had to stand him up
because of her own affairs. If he didn’t know the reason, he might think she
was playing hard to get.
Seeing his displeased expression, she couldn’t get angry either, she could
only be honest. “I’m in a hurry. My grandma is coming, so I have to pick her
up. I didn’t mean to stand you up. It’s my fault this time. Next time, why don’t
you set the date? I promise I’ll be there even if it’s raining knives.”
His eyes darkened when he heard her say she would be there even if it was
raining knives.
However, she couldn’t care less at the moment, for her mind was full of her
grandmother. After speaking, she turned around and hurriedly ran to the
roadside, waving her hand to hail a cab. Her panicked actions resembled
those of someone escaping.
Left alone at the entrance of the City Hall, Sean wore an extremely dark and
gloomy expression.
After a while, he got back into his car and drove to East Joy Talent.
In the room, Kevin held a teapot with a picture of a beautiful woman on it
while taking a sip of tea. “Why do you look so dissatisfied?”
After Sean gave him a cold glare, he pulled out a chair and sat down, lighting
a cigarette. “Do you think everyone is as promiscuous as you?”
Naturally, Kevin didn’t think Sean had come to him during work hours just to
find a place to smoke. Suddenly, something came to his mind. He moved
closer to Sean and sniffed the man. “What’s with the fiery temper? Did Abigail
leave you, making you angry the entire night?”
Hearing this, Sean’s fingers tightened around his cigarette. He then gave
Kevin a cold glance. “Why are you so enthusiastic about her affairs?”
“Ahem!” Kevin immediately controlled his expression. “I’m just concerned
about you. I mean, if you have feelings for her, just take the initiative. This
stoic face of yours is only for people like us. No woman falls for that. She’s
been looking at your cold expression for three years, so it’s no wonder her
heart sank. It would be strange if she doesn’t want a divorce.” He then leaned
closer, bringing his chair nearer to Sean. “So, have you two gotten the divorce
certificate yet?”
Sean sneered. “Don’t mention it. Every time we’re about to, she finds an
excuse to avoid it.”