Chapter 39
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On the top floor of the Robinson Group’s building.
Abner sat behind his desk, his expression sour as
ever.
During lunchtime, he had taken a brief trip to Robinson’s Vi, only to be stood up by that
woman.
His impression of her, which was bad enough, now worsened even further.
The office door opened, and Matt walked in with a stack of documents.
“President, the overseas doctor called. They said Old Mr. Robinson haspleted the procedures and
will return in about a week.”
Too fast.
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Abner rubbed his temples, taking his time to process the news. After a while, he raised his gaze
slightly, “Have thewyer prepare a new contract. We can help Moore Group get through the second
round of financing, with the condition that my so- called wife puts on a show with me.”
He spoke indifferently, referring to her as “my so- called wife” because he didn’t even know her
name.
Old Mr. Robinson always called her Damara, and as for her full name, he had no interest in finding
out.
Matt nodded and immediately set about arranging it.
Thewyers drafted the contract swiftly, and in less than half an hour, it was sent to Abner for approval.
Once he consented, the contract was printed, and Abner signed it.
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Damara’s apartment to deliver the contract.
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After returning from the studio, Damara pondered how to exin the stood-up situation to Abner. She
worried that he might be angry and, in turn, me the Moore Group, jeopardizing her chances of
fulfilling Kent’s expectations.
Should she send him a message to exin or call him personally to apologize?
She was still undecided when the doorbell rang.
Opening the door, she found a well-dressed man standing outside.
“Mrs. Damara, nice to meet you. This is the contract Mr. Robinson wanted me to deliver to you. He has
already signed it. Please take a look.”
Upon closer inspection, Damara instinctively thought it was a divorce agreement, but she realized it
wasn’t.
Robinson Group was offering to help Moore Group with its second financing round.
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And she just needed to act like she was in love with Abner.
It was exactly what she wanted.
She couldn’t help but breathe a sigh of relief, her lips curling into a smile. Her gaze lowered, and she
saw Abner’s signature.
The force behind the pen strokes was evident; he reluctantly signed it.
Raising an eyebrow, she picked up a pen from the entryway and was about to sign her name beside
his. But then she had a thought and looked up at him. “It doesn’t seem to mention any time limit here.”
She could ept it if it were just one year, two years, or even five years.
But if Abner wanted her to act for ten or twenty years, her life would be tied to this marriage contract
forever.
“Old Mr. Robinson is about to return to the
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country, and Mr. Robinson doesn’t want to risk worsening his condition. So, once Old Mr. Robinson
recovers, you’ll get a divorce. If you need any otherpensation at that time…” Content rights belong to N?velDrama.Org.
“No need.”
Damara immediately signed her name on the contract without any hesitation.
Seeing her quick response, thewyer was somewhat surprised, thinking she might not have fully
understood the terms inside, so he reminded her seriously.
“Mrs. Damara, the contract also states that when it’s terminated, you will get divorced. Do you need
any additional agreements? Mr. Robinson is willing topensate you.”
Though in his mind, he believed Damara wouldn’t be so calm when divorcing someone like Abner.
She must be pretending to beposed now.
Maybe she was trying to gain Abner’s sympathy
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through this approach.
However, Damara handed over the contract without a second thought. “I’m wonderful with it. The end
of the contract will be the day I get a divorce.”
Thewyer stood still, somewhat dazed, before pushing up his sses and said, “Mrs. Damara, why
don’t you make some demands then?”
This was a rare opportunity. Why didn’t she take advantage of it?
After all, Mr. Robinson was willing to fulfill her requests as long as they were reasonable.
Damara shook her head, pointing to theptop on the coffee table, “I still have work to do. See you.”
Feeling awkward, thewyer nodded quickly, “Alright, Mrs. Damara. I’ll let you get on with your work.”
As he walked out of the building, he couldn’t help but feel puzzled.
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He had prepared several arguments beforehand, expecting Damara to take advantage of this
opportunity and make bold demands.
Mr. Robinson himself thought the same.
Who would have thought that Mrs. Damara had no intention of saving this marriage, and she seemed
even eager for the divorce?
Could it be that she was the one who wanted the divorce more?