Love after Divorce novel (Violet Elliott) novel Chapter 58

"Louis, your wife is in the news again! Everyone is slandering you, saying that you are impotent. She hid her real face to marry you so that she can hook up with someone else. Why do you still

stay with this kind of woman? Get a divorce!"

Hearing this, Louis glanced at the news on her phone. His dark eyes narrowed, and a trace of annoyance flashed across his face.

"It's all just the reporters who speak on hearsay evidence. Nina, even if I divorce her, there's no way I'll have anything with you. I hope you don't do the same stupid thing you did four years

ago. You should know my temper."

The only reason he had a night with Grace four years ago was because Nina had put something in his drink.

If Nina was not Austin's sister, he would not spare her.

Louis stopped speaking as Austin coughed lightly and hurriedly got up to push his sister out.

"Well, Nina, Louis and I have things to talk about, so go out and play by yourself."

Nina's eyes were a little red as she looked at Louis and called out, "Louis, we grew up together. Why don't you like me?"

Why?

Because it was too familiar!

He only treated her like a sister.

Louis ripped the button off his collar and downed himself a glass of wine.

Outside the door stood Harry, and Austin pushed Nina towards him.

" Harry, help me take care of my sister."

Harry faintly froze, and hurriedly held Nina, with a flash of tenderness in his eyes.

"Yes, sir."

Austin entered the private room.

Knowing that Louis liked quiet environment, he gestured for a few women who accompanied the singers to go out.

The room was quiet now.

Austin gave Louis a glass of wine.

"Louis, so what do you really think now? Don't want to get a divorce? Fancy Violet? If that's the case, I suggest you give Grace some money and get rid of her. You and she are just a mistake

four years ago. There is nothing to hold on to."

Use money to get rid of Grace?

It was not that he didn't think about it.

But she gave him a son.

A son cannot lack a mother's love.