My Ex-husband Begs Me Back (Ayan and Camille) novel Chapter 121

She put together the divorce agreement as she remembered it from the one Carter had given her.

Then printed it out and signed it with your name.

When the word "Camille" was neatly placed after the agreement with the client, she knew it meant that the marriage was also coming to an end.

But having come to this point, she had to move on, without any hesitation or wavering.

She put the agreement in an envelope and had it delivered by same-city courier to the Simpson Group president's office for Carter to sign in person.

After doing this series, Camille felt weak, a pair of eyes dull and listless, beautiful face is no expression and no emotion.

She thought she had long been mentally prepared not to have any ripples, but at the moment her heart still hurts badly.

The divorce was said in person to the man she loved most, and only God knows how hard she held back.

She leaned back in her office chair and stared down at her belly in disbelief.

I don't know how long it took, but the phone on my desk suddenly rang.

Camille picked up her cell phone and looked at it, her eyes stuttered slightly, then she answered it, and the man's questioning cold voice came from there: "Camille, what do you mean by that?"

"I thought I made my meaning clear enough." Her eyes were empty as she looked out the window, her voice without any warmth or ripples.

Can't even hear what kind of emotions she is feeling at the moment?

Carter's voice was cold and full of chill as he said, "So you have to leave?"

"Carter, it's really easy for you to misunderstand me that you don't want to get a divorce because you're in love with me, so the truth is that you're really in love with me?"

This is the third time she has asked such a question.

Even though she already had the answer in her heart, she still couldn't help but ask.

Because his behavior is really easy for her to misunderstand, obviously do not love, and why must be forcibly tied together?

Is it because you are used to being a couple with her for a year?

Or does staying married to her not interfere with his time with his sweetheart, so he finds it convenient?

If so, that's really sad.

If she hadn't been pregnant, maybe she would have been willing to keep watch because she loved him, but now she's not, because there's someone more important she needs to protect.

Because of her words, the atmosphere all instantly became frozen.

Carter was silent for almost half a minute before asking lightly, "Do I have to be in love with you to not get a divorce? I thought we had a tacit agreement on the word love from the beginning, and I don't think you're the kind of girl who has to have love to keep a marriage together, so Camille, are you sure you don't want to think about it?"

This is the first time he answered this question positively, right?

It definitely counts.

Camille asked herself inwardly.

But the answer is still not the least bit surprising; he simply won't fall in love with her.

Camille was also firm, saying, "No, since we've had thoughts of divorce from each other, maybe separating would be the best arrangement for us."

"I don't think so, we've only just gone public and if we divorce at this point, it will have a huge negative impact on the Simpson Group and the Simpson family when it comes out, so I don't agree with the divorce!"

His attitude is also very insistent, once the Simpson Group is affected it is not only a matter of two people, but also includes so many employees of the Simpson Group and all its companies.

So this time it is impossible to divorce, otherwise the outside world will only think that the two take marriage as a child's play to play with the public.

But Camille said, "Carter, we could have been married for a year, and if you hadn't gone public maybe no one would have associated us with each other now, and since we were secretly married, we could also be secretly divorced, right?"

"So now you're blaming me for not disclosing our relationship?" He questioned in a cold voice, the sulk between his words extremely deep.