I Want a Divorce by Abigail Quinn

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Chapter 259 I Believe Him

Abigail frowned the moment she entered the toilet. “I know you didn’t want me to lose out, but we need to think this through.”

Everyone in the circle was close, and making enemies wasn’t good for L.Moon’s development.

“Why don’t you discuss this with Eric’s company again? I can let you know that we have all the evidence. The video is complete with sound. His company wouldn’t be able to let you lose out!” Luna talked with her in a low voice.

Abigail hummed in acknowledgment and hung up the phone. She then dialed the number Luna gave her, but all she got was a busy signal after trying numerous times.

She waited for a minute before calling again, but it was still the same busy signal. So, she had no choice but to give up for now.

Then, she messaged Luna before turning around to leave the toilet.

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Sean noticed her return and asked, “Found a solution with Miss Smith?”

“Not yet,” Abigail answered.

“You’re still too young. Eric’s company is obviously stalling you. They’re trying to pull him out of this. They keep saying that they want to discuss things with you, but it’s just to stall your time,” Sean commented frankly.

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At first, he didn’t want to bring this up since she was determined. However, it seemed that she was still being too nice to Eric. Does she not want to harm that man who tarnished her name that much?

“But didn’t you give that video? If Eric’s company is playing tricks, I can post the complete video,” Abigail answered calmly.

“Many things are involved in the video. Can you put everything out there? The missing child of the Pearsons is a secret. What would they think if you revealed it?” Sean’s gaze turned sharp unconsciously.

She pursed her lips as she couldn’t retort his question.

“But I don’t want to make enemies in the industry too.” Her tone was honest.

“Abigail, I know you guys don’t like me, but do consider my advice. Make the statement ASAP. You can still afford to offend a star of Eric’s level and his company.” He meant what he said, expressing himself in a solemn tone.

“When you say you can still afford to offend, I guess that includes you, right? If it is, then I can’t. You should know how troublesome your family is, Mr. Graham.” Abigail insisted on her own

opinion.

“Why can’t you trust me just once?” Sean’s voice was filled with pain.

“This has nothing to do with trusting you. I just don’t want to have anything to do with you. I think you should respect my wishes,” Abigail said as she sat beside him.

She avoided him like the plague.

Sean’s

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eyes flickered. A moment later, he clenched his fists while suppressing the turmoil in his heart. “Then, let’s just talk about it. What happens if Eric’s company releases a statement first, and it’s unfavorable for you and L.Moon?” Sean questioned in a cold tone.

Abigail turned her head to the side and looked at him seriously. “Then, it’s up to Eric. It may be ridiculous in your eyes. But I believe in his character. He didn’t run away and took the initiative to call me. I should give him a chance to explain things to me and L.Moon.”

A hint of bitterness flashed across his eyes. In the most dire times, she trusted Eric, but not him, who was once her husband. However, he had to admit that Abigail made sense as Eric braved the huge pressure on him to call and apologize to her, which earned Eric a good impression in Abigail’s heart.

When Kevin returned, he noticed that something was off between Sean and Abigail. It felt like they argued, but Abigail wasn’t angry. In fact, Sean was the one looking a little down.

“Want a drink?” He passed a cup of iced strawberry fruit tea to Abigail.

She reached out to accept it. “Thank you.”

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