Dating for two years, married for five, yet she was always second best in Jarred's heart.
Now, she finally saw the truth clearly.
Sienna maintained a calm composure. "Before coming to the manor, I already brought up divorce with Jarred."
The old lady raised an eyebrow, clearly caught off guard.
"So, you can enter the cooling-off period tomorrow?"
Sienna didn't deny it.
The old lady chuckled softly. "You have more backbone than I thought. Then let's follow the agreement."
Before the wedding, the old lady had made her sign a prenuptial agreement with Jarred's signature on it, ensuring she would leave with nothing.
Sienna took off all her jewelry, including the family crest and the limitless credit card Jarred had given her.
Sienna didn't want to drag the conversation out. "If there's nothing else, I'll be leaving."
Just as she turned around, the old lady pulled a document from a nearby drawer.
"There's also this."
Sienna took it and read it over.
It stated that if she and Jarred failed to finalize the divorce within a month, she would owe tens of millions of dollars for every day they ran over the deadline.
She stared in disbelief at the kindly looking elder in front of her. "Are the Sterlings bankrupt, and now you have to resort to begging?"
The old lady didn't get angry. "As long as you weren't lying, this is just a useless piece of paper."
If she argued any further, the Sterlings would just assume she didn't want the divorce.
Sienna picked up a pen and decisively signed her name.
Walking out of the villa, her car and driver were gone, and Jarred's car was nowhere to be seen.
"Miss Sloan," a maid drawled out lazily. "Miss Carlyle had a party to attend, and Mr. Sterling went with her. Since she has a lot of friends going, he told Barrett to take the larger car to pick them up."
There were at least seven or eight cars parked in the manor's garage and no fewer than five drivers, yet they insisted on taking hers.
Sienna couldn't be bothered to argue. "Call a driver to take me back."


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