After divorce I am a billionaire novel Chapter 1117

Chapter 1117 Anthony is on His Knees

Anthony gave him a glare. "Go back home."

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Three days later, the divorce case between Anthony and Mavis was finally going to court. Raymond intentionally waited until the last minute to inform Anthony, leaving him no time for any tricks.

The news of their divorce quickly spread through major media outlets, with many people eagerly anticipating the day of the trial.

But Anthony remained calm and even went to chat with Chad at NIB.

Chad said, "This whole thing has caused quite a stir. Everyone knows about it. Either you two get divorced or one of you has to give in. Otherwise it will be hard for the media to let this go."

Anthony sipped his tea calmly as Chad continued analyzing, "The head of Callahan Group and his wife are having marital problems and publicly getting divorced. The stock market is likely going to be unstable for two days after this news breaks out. Once they agree on a forced divorce ruling in court, you'll have lost everything without gaining anything back. And yet here you are drinking tea with me."

Anthony pursed his lips as he tasted the tea's aroma before saying nonchalantly, "This tea is good."

Chad was speechless at how composed Anthony was despite everything that was happening around him. "This situation just won't end! I'm worried sick about it but how can you stay so calm?"

"What can I do if I can't stay calm? It won't change anything," replied Anthony.

"Have you tried doing something? How do you know if you don't try? Don't forget that you have a son together. Once your divorce is finalized, there will be issues regarding custody rights too! Do things really need to get so bad between both of you? Alistair will soon start elementary school. Your personal affairs could affect him," urged Chad.

Anthony didn't say anything more as Chad continued persuading him, "If all else fails, then why not just find a washboard and throw it on the ground before kneeling down gracefully. There's no way that could go wrong! In fact…" He paused briefly before clapping his hands together decisively, "It's actually perfect, except… well… maybe slightly embarrassing."

Throughout their conversation from beginning till end, Anthony had never participated in any discussion as though he were an outsider looking in.

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Soon enough, it was time for court.

Reporters swarmed outside while Mavis arrived early with Raymond and Moore.

A bunch of reporters surrounded them immediately asking all sorts of questions, afraid they might miss out on this juicy piece of gossip.

Raymond and Moore acted like her bodyguards shielding her from all those pesky reporters who kept pushing forward.

Raymond said firmly, "My sister cannot answer specific questions right now but please rest assured that there will definitely be results after today's hearing. Someone must take responsibility for his past mistakes."

The implication of these words was quite obvious, and the reporters were all skilled at reading between the lines, so there was no way they couldn't understand.

Within minutes, search terms like "Callahan Group CEO involved in marital misconduct" and "Anthony's infidelity" had all surged to the top of trending topics.

Everyone outside the courthouse anxiously awaited Anthony's appearance as the trial drew near.

As they waited, Moore nervously asked Mavis, "Last time at the civil affairs bureau he never showed up. He wouldn't pull something like that again, would he?"

Mavis sat calmly in the courthouse lobby and replied surprisingly coolly, "It wouldn't be interesting if he used the same trick twice. His personality isn't like that."

Just as she finished speaking, a commotion could be heard from outside.

"It's Mr. Callahan's luxury car! Mr. Callahan is here!"

The journalists outside became chaotic and swarmed towards entrance but were blocked by security guards.

Only Anthony, Kane and Chad came inside in front of everyone else. When Anthony entered with steady steps without any pretense or showmanship, Mavis said coldly, "There are only five minutes until court begins. Since we're all here, let's go together."