I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

What the younger generation of the Pearsons didn’t do was all done by Molly.
“You’re trying to take advantage of our Pearson’s estate, yet you refuse to acknowledge me. You’ve taken all the benefits. How
can there be such a good thing in this world?” Molly spoke sarcastically.
Abigail looked at her with indifference. “The estate Mr. Pearson gave me isn’t worth as much as what I can earn now. But I’m not
complaining about it. I simply don’t care about these things. However, don’t think you can take them away from me. Do you
understand?”
“Abigail, if you’re not complaining, then why are you saying all this?” Vincent followed with a cold laugh. “You’re clearly
complaining. Unfortunately, the old man saved up his whole life, and this is all he had. He gave you all the good things, and you
still complain!”
“It’s pointless for you to sow discord here. Instead of doing that, think about where your daughter is and then consider your
future. I’m afraid you’ll end up working odd jobs in prison.” Abigail looked at him, full of mockery.
“Abigail, shut up!” Molly couldn’t bear it any longer. She knew that Vincent had probably really done something wrong, but as
long as she was here, she would protect him.
Abigail chuckled. “This is my territory. It’s you who should shut up. Coming to my territory and acting recklessly? You really
overestimate yourselves! Cameron, escort them out. If you’re not busy these days, come and stand guard here. If Vincent comes
again, break his legs. I’ll take responsibility and cover the medical expenses.”
Molly trembled with anger. She pointed at Abigail’s face, her finger trembling. “You... How dare you treat your own uncle like
this!”
“Sorry, I acknowledge my parents, but that doesn’t mean I acknowledge you and him. If there’s nothing else, just leave.” Abigail
finished speaking and walked back to her seat.
Sean signaled for Cameron to escort the others out.
“Please leave, and don’t force me to take action. When I do, old bones might shatter.” Cameron looked at Vincent and Molly
coldly, his voice devoid of any warmth.
Isla looked at him with shining eyes, with only admiration left in her gaze.

Every time Sean saw Isla looking at Cameron like that, he felt a pang of envy... He could have that too if only he hadn’t missed
his chance.
If Abigail looked at him with such eyes, he couldn’t even imagine how happy he would be.
Abigail glanced at Isla when she noticed Sean lost in thought. She didn’t understand what was so special about her that made
him look for so long. However, she thought this in her heart but didn’t show it. Instead, she asked Isla with a smile, “Long time no
see. Where have you been staying lately?”
“He started a security company and rented two floors in total; we live on the second floor. I’ve been residing with him at the
company,” Isla said, putting away her admiring gaze and smiling at Abigail.
Abigail nodded warmly. “That’s good. It’s nice to settle down. How is the security company doing?”
“It’s doing great. Many people come to apply for jobs. Cameron is really strict. He eliminated 90 percent of the people on the first
day.” Isla couldn’t hide her smile when she mentioned this. Sean sat on the couch, continuing to read his book.
“He’s starting a high-end security company, so of course, he’s strict.” Abigail finished speaking and saw Cameron walking in,
humming a tunc. “Is your security company doing well?”
“It’s not bad, but many people think I offer high salaries because I’m a big fool. I have to interview hundreds of people every day.
It’s really exhausting,” Cameron complained when he saw Abigail.
“How are you going to take care of your family if you don’t work hard now?” Sean said indifferently.
Cameron had nothing to say. After all, his girlfriend’s parents were indeed still dissatisfied with him.
Isla laughed, her laughter ringing out like silver bells.
“Are you free today?” Abigail asked again.
“Yeah, I’m done with the interviews. Those I hired are all elites. Once I train them well, I’ll send a few people over to your side,”
Cameron said with a big grin.
“Great, I do need some tough bodyguards here. The Pearsons keep causing trouble for me every days.” Abigail raised an
eyebrow.

“Don’t worry, in a week, I’ll send two people over first. They can handle the weaklings that are the Pearsons easily,” Cameron
said, sitting on the couch and taking out his phone to play games. Lately, he had been so busy that even playing games had
become a luxury. Isla felt secretly angry when she saw him with his phone.
Abigail coughed. “Cameron, did you come here just to play? Don’t you have anything else to do?”
“Yeah, I originally wanted to come and see Grandma, but she’s not here.” Cameron sighed as he entered the game.
“Your girlfriend doesn’t like you playing games, don’t you know?” Sean hit Cameron with his book.
Cameron immediately sat next to Isla, pulling her into his embrace. “I’ll just play for a while. You saw how busy I’ve been lately. I
sleep as soon as I lie down at night. I don’t even have a chance to play.”
Isla looked up at him, pouted, and remained silent for a while before saying, “Well, you can only play for two hours, and also,
you’re not allowed to talk to the girl you’re partners with in your game. She always deliberately sends you photos, and I don’t like
it.”