Chapter 99
How could his son and that malicious woman resemble a mother–and–son pair?
rk and Felix went quiet. The two of them exchanged a nce, both sighing helplessly in their hearts.
Bradley’s phone rang.
“It’s me,” Bradley answered the call while walking out of the hospital room to the corridor.
Awyer in a suit walked up to Bradley with a briefcase and respectfully greeted him, “Mr. Warner.”
“Let’s talk inside.” Bradley pushed open the door of the
hospital ward and signaled thewyer to follow him into the study.
He handed the pre–
signed divorce agreement from Esther to thewyer and asked in a deep voice, “With this divorce. agre
ement, I entrust you to handle all the rted procedures.”
The divorce agreement, bearing Esther’s personal signature, was meticulously drafted by thiswyer. T
he terms of the agreement were stringent, ensuring the utmost protection of Bradley’s interests.
“Mr. Warner, ording to the regr process, after signing the divorce agreement, both parties need to
bring their relevant documents to the office to obtain a divorce certificate, “said thewyer.
Bradley thought of Esther’s selective amnesia and could not help but ask with a headache, “Under wha
t circumstances does
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it not require both parties to be present?”
“ording to our country’s marriagews, if one party cannot be present due to other factors, such as
being imprisoned or in aatose state, you can file for a divorce directly in such cases, and the court
will approve the divorce straightaway,” replied thewyer.
Bradley asked coldly, “What if she has amnesia?”
“If Ms. Quill is in a state of amnesia, she voluntarily apanies you to the office for the divorce proce
dures, or you may proceed with filing for divorce independently.
However, under the current circumstances, there’s usually a cooling–off period for a normal divorce.
“In the case of filing for divorce, the court generally does not grant the divorce on the first application. It’
ll consider the divorce on the second application. At the same time, if the wife’s amnesia is involved, th
e court will also carefully consider this,” exined thewyer.
Bradley rubbed his temples, feeling a throbbing pain.
If he had known that divorce would be so troublesome, he should have brought the divorce to court dire
ctly when Esther was imprisoned.
“Start preparing to file for a divorce now,” he demanded.
Thewyer held the divorce papers and solemnly reminded, Mr. Warner, if you want to divorce your wif
e, I personally suggest that the best and safest way is to proceed with divorce by consent. This is beca
use the Warner Group is a publicly listedpany. The
public will also scrutinize your marital life. Moreover, your wife is a beneficiary of Mr. Thomas‘ will
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Once this divorce agreement is exposed, it will be extremely detrimental to you and thepany.”
Bradley’s expression froze slightly. After closing his eyes and pondering for a while, he said lightly, “File
for the divorce.”
As for whether Esther could take it psychologically or not, that was not something he should consider.
Thewyer replied, “Okay, I’ll submit the relevant documents to the court early tomorrow morning.
“Thank you,” Bradley said without much emotion.
Thewyer answered, “It’s my duty. Oh, by the way, the legal department has found some clues regardi
ng Mr. Johnston’s ident.”
Bradley’s expression darkened as he asked, “What did you find?”
“Mr. Warner, we suspect that this car ident wasn’t an ident but intentional.” Thewyer retrieved
a surveince video from his phone. “Take a look. Since Mr. Johnston left Madam Jenner of Sunflower
Welfare, this ck sedan with a fake license te has been following his car. Mr. Johnston’s navigation
was set to the hospital after leaving the
sanatorium, but… an ident happened on his way to the hospital.”
Bradley watched as Cole’s Mercedes–Benz was hit and fell into
the river. He ordered resolutely, “Dig deep into the driver’s socialwork. I want them to pay a painful
price.”
“Yes, Mr. Warner.”
Meanwhile, Esther’s things were all packed up.