CEO Proposed to His Ex-wife 99 Times novel Chapter 137

Marshall returned to his room, went straight to the wardrobe and took the files out of the drawer.

They were the divorce settlement and divorce certificate.

Marshall reminded he had to bring them away today. Because Mrs. Grant was always an impulsive person, if she saw the files and showed them to Clara, things would be hard to deal with.

He packed things up, sat for a while on the bed and went to Katherine’s previous room.

It remained the same and seemed nobody had come in to clear it.

Perhaps it was Mrs. Grant’s command that nobody should come in.

Marshall went forward, tidied up the messy bed sheet and threw wine bottles to the trash can, including the leftovers on the table.

Katherine left many things in this room and Marshall came to pack them up.

When he came down, Mrs. Grant and Clara already finished their meals.

They were in the living room, watching TV.

Marshall didn’t see clearly what the programme was about, but only found their watching it happily.

Mrs. Grant pointed at the TV and talked with Clara, while the latter one nodded to express her agreement.

Marshall observed them for a while on the stairs and finally went down.

Mrs. Grant was startled when finding Marshall came down with a suitcase.

Katherine’s suitcase.

Marshall said when he was downstairs, “I have to leave first. Kathy is waiting for me at home.”

Mrs. Grant bit her lip and the happiness on her face completely faded away. She asked, “How about giving Clara a ride? It’s late at night.”

Marshall turned around and looked at Clara, saying, “Maybe the steward can help her. I am in a hurry.”

Clara hurriedly replied, “Never mind. I can give a call and let my driver to pick me up.”

Marshall didn’t bother. He nodded at Clara and dragged the suitcase out.

When he arrived at the parking lot, he happened to meet Carson’s car.

Lucas was driving.

Lucas got off the car when Marshall put the suitcase to the trunk.

It seemed Carson was drunk judging from his slow movements when getting off.

Afterwards, his wife got off.

Marshall greeted, “Hi, uncle and aunt.”