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Chapter 10 Sending the Divorce Agreement to Moore Group
Damara sat in the window-side lounge area and quickly replied to the
message.
“Can I meet him first?”
She was already downstairs at Robinson Group, and if Abner agreed, she could see him immediately.
Thewyer responded that he would talk to Abner, and there was no further reply.
At the top floor of the building.
Abner sat behind a ck marble desk, reading the documents before him.
Matt entered the room and said, “Mr. Robinson, Ms. Moore wants to meet with you.”
Abner briefly looked away from the documents and said in an indifferent tone.
“I am not seeing her.”
It was just another ploy to avoid the divorce.
Did she think meeting him in person would change anything? Perhaps she was too confident in herself.
A hint of annoyance shed across his face as he spoke coldly, “Let thewyer send the divorce
agreement to Moore Group and have her
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Matt nodded, not borating further on the matter concerning Abner’s wife. He confirmed the
schedule, “Citigroup Bank’s President Barry has scheduled a meeting with you at the golf course this
afternoon. You can depart now.”
Matt nodded and confirmed the schedule, “Citibank’s president, Barry, has arranged to meet you at the
golf course this afternoon. You can leave whenever you’re ready.”
Abner stood up, casually adjusting his tie with his long, distinctively jointed fingers. “Okay.”
As time passed, a few more people arrived at the lounge where Damara was sitting. Some were men,
and some were women, all dressed rtively formally.
She sat quietly like a beautiful painting until she received a call from the Moore Group.
“Damara, what’s going on? Why did Abner suddenly want a divorce?”
Kent’s tone was unusually urgent. “Is there something wrong between you two? Come back first. Let’s
talk it through.”
Damara hesitated momentarily before speaking, “Dad, you know he’s been abroad for three years just
to avoid me. Now that he’s back, what else could it be for?”
Kent was getting frantic. “Damara, you can’t divorce now. Moore Group is going through a difficult time
right now, and we are about to face a second round of financing. If news of a divorce spreads now, our
stocks will be affected, and the shareholders will withdraw their investments.”
Cali’s voice sounded mocking and scornful from the other end of the
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call.
“I told you she’s not reliable. If she had tried harder, thewyer wouldn’t have sent the divorce
agreement to our house. Now we’ve be aughingstock!”
Kent momentarily fell silent and spoke in a low voice, “I’m doing this for your good. It’s not easy for a
woman to marry for the second time. Let’s go and talk to Old Mr. Robinson; he’s quite fond of you…”
Damara felt a suffocating feeling in her chest. She wanted to ask whether it was for her, thepany,
or the Cali family.
But the words couldn’te out.
Damara remembered when her mother passed away, and Kent would even take her to meetings, afraid
that something might happen to her.
She told Kent that Old Mr. Robinson had gone to a recuperation facility overseas and hadn’t returned
yet. After a fewforting words, she hung up the phone.
Abner had thewyer take the divorce agreement to Moore Group, and he seemed to refuse to meet
her in person.
She even more repulsed him than she had imagined.
Since he rified his position, she did not need to continue waiting here to be humiliated.
Feeling disheartened, Damara identally knocked her knee while getting into the car, causing her to
gasp in pain. She then noticed a new message from Roman.
“Did Citibank’s president’s son, Allen, contact you before?”
Damara did recall this guy, but at the time, she was busy with another
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client’s materials selection and had forgotten about it.
Roman said that Allen had approached the studio for a project and was waiting for her at the golf
course. He specifically requested her
presence.
The golf course was located in the suburbs and was considered an exclusive and prestigious location
in Washington, spanning thousands of acres.
When Damara parked her car, someone greeted her, introducing themselves as Allen’s assistant.
“Miss, hello.”
The assistant smiled politely and said, “This way, please.”
Damara followed the assistant and realized they were heading to the changing room.
The assistant exined, “The golf course’swns and sand areas need maintenance. Only yers and
caddies are allowed in. I’ve prepared the golf clubs for you. Can you y golf, Miss?”
“I know a bit, but I’m not good at it.”
“That’s okay. Please change into this outfit first. Young Master is waiting for you on the course.”
Damara nodded. In the past, to secure orders, she had yed tennis and gone fishing with clients.
ying golf was nothingpared to that.
The assistant had prepared a set of white sporty shorts for her and thoughtfully added a matching
headband.
Damara tied her long hair into a ponytail and picked up the golf bag
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before heading out.
As she arrived at the lobby, she nced at the golf course outside the window. When she withdrew her
gaze, she saw a tall figure with amanding presence walking towards the entrance, surrounded by
a crowd.
Her steps paused immediately.
Abner was here too.
Standing in the most prominent position, she couldn’t avoid being noticed.
Her clear, bright eyes, high ponytail, and youthful liveliness were eye- catching.
Her white sports skirt showcased her long, slender, fair legs, and the red marks on her knees stood out
conspicuously.
Abner took just one nce and quickly averted his gaze.N?velDrama.Org owns this text.