I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

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Chapter 205 Harmonious Marriage

Luna truly admired Abigail’s resolve.

“You’re really something else!” Abigail released her hand and wore a serious expression. “Our online

reputation isn’t great right now. Let’s not pay attention to online matters for the time being. We’ll discuss

everything once Lexic walks the red carpet.”

Luna nodded solemnly upon hearing her advice. “All right. I understand.”

“This situation isn’t anyone’s fault. L.Moon’s online popularity is growing, and these things are bound to

happen sooner or later.” Abigail consoled Luna when she noticed that Luna seemed a bit

down.

Luna responded with a quiet nod.

“Cameron will handle the cleanup for this fiasco. As for us… Why don’t we go to the hotel we’ve

booked? I’ll change into something more comfortable, and we can go out and explore the city.” Abigail

wrapped her arm around Luna’s shoulder while wearing a faint smile.

The milk had been spilled. So, there was no point in being negative and disheartened.

“By the way, is this your first time in Capitalis?” Luna asked in a relaxed tone as she looked at Abigail.

The two of them no longer dwelled on today’s events and instead tacitly shifted the topic of

conversation.

Nonetheless, Abigail’s mood was still rather unsettled because she wasn’t prepared to reveal her true

identity at all.

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Her sudden decision was driven by her concern for Luna, who was being severely mistreated on the

show.

She didn’t want to see Luna being treated poorly or even insulted by the public because of her

decision.

Moreover, she suspected that Sean had watched today’s live broadcast and couldn’t help but wonder

what he was thinking after discovering that she was Alana.

While she was preoccupied with her thoughts, Sean was warning Kevin to shut his blabbermouth.

“Even though we’ve known that she’s Alana for a while, you can’t reveal it. Let’s pretend to be

surprised

Kevin responded hurriedly, “Got it, Sean. I’ll do as you say.”

“Good. I’m going to Capitalis for a while. Keep an eye on L..Moon Studio in Pendorf and be cautious of

extremists causing any trouble for them.” Sean said and was about to end the call.

“You have a truly harmonious marriage,” Kevin remarked with emotion.

Sean gave a brief and meaningful chuckle.

Just as he hung up the phone, his phone rang again.

When he saw that it was Cornelie calling, Sean involuntarily furrowed his brows. He glanced at his

ringing phone for a moment before finally deigning to answer.

“What’s wrong?” His tone immediately softened.

Have you seen the videos of Abigail online?” Cornelie’s voice sounded particularly heavy.

“Yes,” Scan replied casually.

She spoke sternly, “I’ve heard people online saying that she’s a famous designer. What’s going on?! I’m

telling you, I don’t want a granddaughter-in-law who works. Listen to me and divorce her!”

Her words caused his frown to deepen further. “I won’t divorce her. I have some matters to attend to

here. I’ll be hanging up if you have nothing else important to say.”

“Sean, you have to listen to me.” Cornelie became impatient.

“I know you want a grandchild, but stop rushing us. We’ll have one when we want one.” Sean changed

his attitude from his previous stone-cold refusal and tried to reassure Cornelie.

Alas, Cornelie was beyond furious. “By the time you decide to have one, I’ll already be in my coffin!”

“What are you talking about? You’re in great health. Don’t say inauspicious things.” Sean chuckled.

“Sean, it’s only right for the man to work while the woman stays home and takes care of the household.

Look at her. She’s hardly ever at home these days! Can you still call it a home?” she retorted.

“Isn’t that how work is? You haven’t complained that I’m hardly ever at home either. I have to go now.

Remember to take care of your health, Grandma,” he said perfunctorily and hung up the phone.

Did Cornelie still expect Abigail to cling to him like she used to?

Abigail would be more than thrilled if he were to suggest a divorce right now.

Her career was already flourishing. How could she be willing to return home and be a housewife?

Abigail and Luna spent their afternoon visiting several famous attractions in Capitalis.

They were well and truly drained of energy and decided to dine at a well-reputed restaurant. Yet, they

didn’t expect to bump into Lynette just as they entered the establishment.

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“Abby!” Lynette appeared genuinely delighted and called out loudly as she rushed over.

Abigail was wearing a mask and hadn’t expected to be recognized by her.

“Shh!” She quickly reminded Lynette to lower her voice..

Luna regarded Lynette with inquisitive eyes.

Lynette stuck her tongue out as she said bashfully, “I got so excited when I saw you that I couldn’t

control my voice. Are you here to have dinner?”

“What do you think?” Abigail thought that they couldn’t possibly have come to the restaurant just to

play, could they?

“Well, since you’re here for a meal… Heh. this is great! My family owns this restaurant. This is going to

be my treat, and I won’t be taking no for an answer!” Lynette grabbed Abigail and tried to tug her along.

“Is this your friend?” She glanced at Luna and asked.

Abigail’s feet were tired from all the walking, and she really didn’t want to switch to another restaurant.

So, she had no choice but to follow Lynette. “Yes. She’s my best friend.”

“The Pearsons are from Capitalis, and our family invests in many restaurants here. I’ll list them for you

later, so you can dine at these restaurants for free!” Lynette couldn’t stop chattering when she saw

Abigail.

Abigail thought back to when she worked as a waitress at Josh’s place and realized the woman had

really tried her best to tame her enthusiasm back then. Now, it seemed that all her pent-up energy had

decided to make good use of its outlet,

“Thank you so much,” Luna spoke up on Abigail’s behalf.

Lynette immediately focused her attention on Luna. “You’re Abby’s best friend. So, that makes you my

best friend too! What should I call you?”

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