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Love You Enough To Leave You Chapter 97

    Love You Enough To Leave You Chapter 97


    Chapter 97 I Will Divorce If He Says So,Love You Enough to Leave You


    “You are a good girl and have been filial to Olivia and me. However, your family background is not


    satisfactory. Thus, I cannot ept you as my daughter-inw wholeheartedly. If you know what is good


    for you, then take these and sign the divorce papers after you give birth. That would be the best


    arrangement possible for both Oscar and yourself. Cassie is definitely a more suitable candidate to


    marry Oscar. I know Olivia has her reservations about Cassie, but I’m sure she will grow to like her,”


    Owen told Amelia. His words pierced Amelia’s heart. She thought the love and concern she showed


    the Clintons in the past five years would have at least earned her their eptance, if not affection.


    She was wrong. Owen Clinton was a cold-hearted patriarch. Amelia put on a smile to mask her


    emotional turmoil. “I get your point, Dad. However, this marriage is between Oscar and me. The


    decision to divorce lies with Oscar, not you, Dad. If he initiates the divorce, I will oblige. I am afraid it


    will not be appropriate for me to ept your offer. Oscar would be upset if I took anything valuable


    from you,” reasoned Amelia. Owen nced at her and said, “Amelia, you are a smartdy. I think you


    should know which option will be more advantageous to you.” Amelia nodded, and with all sincerity,


    promised, “Dad, I know. I assure you, I will sign the papers and let go without a fuss if Oscar wants a


    divorce.


    I only have one request.” “Shoot,” Owenmanded. “I will not ask for any financial support or alimony


    upon divorce. I have only one wish.” Owen was surprised. He scrutinized Amelia and finally said, “Tell


    me.” “Dad, if Oscar and I divorced, I want the custody of my child. That is the only thing I ask for.” “No.”


    Owen rejected the demand instantly. “Dad, after our divorce, Oscar will marry Cassie, and she will


    bless you with a grandchild next year. On the other hand, all I have is only this child. It is not too much


    to ask for, is it?” Amelia appealed. “No way! All Clintons stay within the family.” Owen again dismissed


    the idea outright. “But Dad, don’t you think a newborn needs his mother by his side?”


    Amelia patiently persuaded. “Is that emotional ckmail?” “No, Dad. I am just stating the facts. It is


    tragic for such a young baby to part with his mother, don’t you agree?” Owen fell into deep thoughts. “I


    know you don’t like me, Dad. For the well-being of this Clinton baby, could you please give me his


    custody?” Amelia tried to appeal to his emotions. Owen reflected on her arguments and relented. “You


    discuss this matter with Oscar. If he agrees, I will not object.” “Thank you, Dad, for being so


    understanding.” Amelia thanked him with a deep bow.


    “Now, let’s join the rest. Olivia will start wondering if she could not find us.” With that, Owen ended their


    discussion. Amelia nodded, and together, they made their way out of the study. Oscar was already in


    the hall when they appeared. Amelia went up to Oscar and asked, “Done with your work?” Oscar


    responded with a nod and guided her to sit next to him. “Everything ok?” he whispered. Amelia only


    shook her head but did not borate. Olivia eyeballed Owen and asked in a hushed tone, “You did not


    make things difficult for Amelia, did you?” “You dote on her.


    Why would I make things difficult for someone you adore?” Owen humored Olivia. Olivia let out a


    relieved giggle. Amelia and Oscar stayed on with the Clintons and left after lunch. Once Amelia got into


    the car, she slumped into the passenger seat. Oscar took a look at her and asked with concern,


    “Tired?” Amelia shook her head. “Then why this indifference? Am I that unappealing?” Oscar asked in


    jest as he drove. Amelia opened her eyes and quietly watched the cars go by. “Mr. Clinton, do you


    know why Dad called me into the study?” She finally spoke. “What did you talk about?”


    Oscar turned towards her for an answer. “He wanted me to agree to the divorce. He said I am not good


    enough for you,” Amelia told him truthfully. “Sometimes I really wonder — am I so inferior? So bad that


    everyone is rooting for me to leave.” Oscar scowled. “Don’t let that bother you. I have told you before


    that only I can dere the game over for our marriage. Other people’s words don’t matter.” “Mr. Clinton,


    you always said you will not divorce me for now. But actually, deep in your heart, you can’t wait to do


    that, right? After all, the love of your life is waiting for you. Compared to your sweetheart, I am nothing,”


    Amelia muttered wistfully. Oscar tightened his grip on the steering wheel.


    He heard the despondence in her voice and felt for her. “Why the gloomy outlook? That is so not you,


    Amelia Winters.” Amelia turned around and looked fixedly at Oscar. “Do you know the real me?” Oscar


    could not honestly look her in the eye and profess he knew her well. “In your heart, I am but a


    materialistic woman who will trade in her body and soul for money, right? You would not be bothered to


    rte to a shallow woman like me.” Amelia went on self-deprecating. Oscar found her self-


    condemnation jarring. “Stop belittling yourself,” hemanded. Ameliaughed out loud. “Mr. Clinton,


    those words were from you! I was only parroting what you said!” Oscar got frustrated and hit the


    steering wheel.


    “What is wrong with you? What is with this provocative attitude?” “Nothing is wrong. Just venting.


    Everyone pressured me to get a divorce, yet no one cared enough to ask me for my opinion. I will shut


    up if that got on your nerves.” Amelia was beaten. Oscar found a safe spot and stopped his car. He


    leaned over to Amelia and inquired, “Upset?” Amelia felt his breath in her ear, his warmth engulfing her


    whole body. She instinctively shunned him. She cannot let her mind wander. She needs to be


    rational. Upset? Of course! Unfortunately, all these are nothingpared to the sadness and


    disappointment I felt.


    Friendship and family ties had always been my top priorities. Since I decided to marry Oscar, I


    considered the Clintons family. I’ve tried my best to fit into the n and had grown to love them.


    Despite Stephanie’s hostility, I gave my best effort, hoping my sincerity will win them over. Oh, how


    wrong I had been… Other than Olivia, who truly adored her, everyone else kept her out of their heart. I


    always pretended like I did not mind Oscar’s affairs with other women. Even when Cassie showed up,


    pregnant with Oscar’s baby, I feigned I was ok with it. What else must I do?


    What else can I do? Oscar’s heart has never been with me. Amelia leaned backward to avoid Oscar’s


    passionate and inquisitive gaze. “To you, I was never family, right?” shemented gloomily. “You are my


    wife,” Oscar pronounced as he leaned closer to her. Wife? He calls me his wife, but his actions speak


    louder. At the most, I can be considered a ything. I’m just something that he could cuddle up to


    when he felt like it and sweep aside when he’s not in the mood. Amelia badly wanted to take his word


    for it, but his attitude over the past few years clearly told her otherwise. Amelia was in turmoil. She


    knew Oscar would not bother to lie, but his conduct made it difficult for her to believe he really


    considered her as his wife. It was ironic that, on the one hand, Amelia wished he could humor her, but


    on the other hand, she would rather he tell the truth than be hurt by his lies.


    “I did not expect you, Mr. Clinton, to humor me.” Oscar looked her straight in the eye and challenged,


    “We have been married for so many years. Can you not tell if I am speaking the truth?” Amelia’s heart


    skipped a beat, and her mind went wild. What is he trying to say? He really considered me his wife?


    Can I believe him? But… The next moment, she slumped back into dejection. So what if he saw her as


    his wife? What difference would that make? The fact remained that he could terminate their rtionship


    anytime. “Alright, I believe you,” Amelia mouthed, but deep in her heart, she could not see a future


    between them. “Your expression tells me otherwise.” Oscar watched her closely, not showing any


    intention of backing off.


    “Can you really read my mind?” Amelia averted her eyes to avoid his intense gaze. “You are my


    woman. Do you think I can’t tell what’s on your mind?” “I am but one of your women.” Oscar riveted his


    eyes on her and demanded, “Turn around and look me in the eye.” Amelia hesitated. Finally, she slowly


    turned around, and their eyes met. Oscar was enthralled by her beautiful but sorrowful eyes. He can


    see the love and confusion in them. “Yes, Mr. Clinton?” Oscar snapped out of his daze and faked a


    cough to hide his self-consciousness. He lightly tapped her on her head and dered, “So long as we


    have not finalized our divorce, you are my woman. So stop messing your own mind.”


    Oscar was amused by Amelia’s look of astonishment. “Is it so difficult for you to believe that I truly see


    you as my wife?” heughed. “But you are the one who kept highlighting I am just a ything to you!”


    Amelia defended. Oscar yfully flicked her nose and teased, “You are my ything cum wife.” “Why?”


    Amelia was confused. Oscar Clinton, why do you string me along, blowing hot and cold? Why do you


    give me false hope that we may have a future together? “Huh? What’s that why suppose to mean?”


    Oscar asked. Amelia shook her head and confessed, “I am surprised you look on me as your wife…


    Would you be able to promise you will be mine and mine only forever?”


    “Amelia, don’t you think that is an unreasonable request?” Amelia felt a sense of loss. Oscar could not


    bear to see her feeling despondent. He gave her a good-natured pat on the head and tried to cheer her


    up. “Amelia Winters, you are a fighter! Ditch those gloomy thoughts!” “Even a strong fighter will fall


    someday.” Amelia pushed his hand away, crestfallen. That, tugged at Oscar’s heartstrings.Content (C) N?v/elDra/ma.Org.
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