I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

When Abigail noticed that Sean remained silent, she continued, “Relationships during that time are precious. Even if the other
person’s character may not be as noble as one imagines, we are all doing business, so what’s the fuss about character? We
were all striving for our interests. During that time, Howard was genuinely receptive to advice, and he handled things very
seriously. He was able to endure hardship.”
“I know. If you keep talking, I’ll be jealous to death. Sean spoke with a resentful tone.
“So why did you ask? You’re just causing discomfort for yourself. With that, she took another sip of her coffee.
Sean drove her to the entrance of L.Moon and opened the car door for her. After she got out, he stood in front of her and blocked
her way. “Do you like dreamy scenes or something more realistic?” he asked.
“Why do you ask?” She pushed him away.
With one hand in his pocket, he said, “Just answer me.”
“Either is fine.” She had never thought about these things. Given the choice, she couldn’t make up her mind.
“Choosing either is the most difficult. Just tell me based on your intuition.” He insisted on an answer.
Holding her cup of coffee, Abigail turned to look at him. “Dreamy, then. Alright, hurry up and leave. I’m busy today. You’ll be idle
at my company anyway.”
Sean raised an eyebrow. “Don’t you want to see me?
She didn’t bother replying to him.
However, he grabbed her hand and circled around to face her. “Can we fulfill our two-year agreement? You’re only nice to me to
annoy Old Mrs. Pearson. When you don’t feel like annoying her, you won’t be nice to me.”
Afraid of being seen by others, she quickly withdrew her hand.
Her cheeks were slightly flushed. “If you’re unwilling, forget it. This is how I am now. You should know that my previous kindness
was all a pretense. In fact, I was spoiled by my grandma. I could do those things that others find annoying, too.”
“Could you show me an example?” Sean said with interest.

After a moment of silence, she suddenly said, “I want to eat pasta made by my grandma right. now. Deliver them to me within
two hours.”
That was out of his expectations. “I prefer you being normal. I really can’t do that.”
“Then why did you ask?” she retorted again.
Sean grinned. “Can you make a request that I can fulfill?”
“I really need to get to work. Can you stop being so childish?” She looked at him helplessly..
Grabbing her hand, he said, “Just give in to me and date me.”
Abigail was almost choked by his words and pulled her hand away. “Hey, do you think it’s that easy to get a girlfriend?”
“Fine... I’ll pursue you a little longer.” Sean could only accept it.
“What if I still don’t want to date you after that? Will you give up?” she asked expressionlessly.
“Seeing you with other men would be more unbearable and challenging than anything else.” With that said, he waved at her.
“Anyway, I have something to work on too.” The venue designer he arranged was about to arrive at his place.
As he got
into the car, Abigail finally turned around, and there was a faint smile on her lips.
Dating is something I never dared to hope for before, but now it seems to be slowly becoming a reality.
However, Abigail wouldn’t easily agree with Sean. After all, she held grudges, and Sean had to taste the bitterness of unrequited
love.
In the evening, Abigail and Sean returned to the Pearson Residence.
Scarlett and Lawrence invited Sean to stay for dinner before leaving.
Coincidentally, he also wanted to stay for dinner to bond with Abigail.
“I’ll go take a shower,” Abigail told the two before heading upstairs.

Sean sat in the living room, looking at Lawrence getting his proposal for the family reunion. banquet.
At that moment, Lily’s voice came from outside. “Grandma, you have to help me get justice. Abigail bullied me this morning,
splashing pasta sauce on my face. I’ve been smelling bad all day.”
“Don’t you eat pasta, too? Why didn’t I hear you complain about the smell when you were eating? Stop pretending.” Lynette’s
disdainful voice followed.
Then, the three of them walked in together.
Lynette walked in with a carefree attitude, but she suddenly became a bit more restrained upon. seeing Sean.
On the other hand, when Lily saw Sean sitting on the couch, her eyes lit up. As she discreetly. observed him, her heartbeat
quickened.
When she looked at his high nose, beautiful eyes, and slightly pursed thin lips, her breathing quickened as well.
Who is this guy? How can he be so hot?
Seeing her staring at Sean like a pervert, Lynette coughed a couple of times. Yet Lily didn’t react at all.
Sean noticed the gaze and glanced to the side. The lustful gaze from Lily made him feel nauseous.
He got goosebumps all over, and he coldly withdrew his gaze, saying to Lawrence, I’ll go check on Abigail in her room.”
Not that he was afraid of Lily, but her gaze was disgusting. He somehow understood now why some women felt uncomfortable
being stared at by men, as he was probably having the same feeling now.
“Okay.” Lawrence also sensed Lily’s intentions toward Sean.
She’s indeed Vincent’s daughter. I heard she changed boyfriends frequently during her time abroad. Come to think of it now,
Sean is Abby’s boyfriend. How dare she show her interest in him?