Nick turned his head sideways. He stayed silent for a long moment before speaking again.
"If you've made up your mind, I'll have Lenny draw up the agreement tomorrow. Whatever conditions you have, if I can meet them, I will."
His voice was stripped of any coercion, cold and still as a stagnant pond.
Khloe looked at him, a mix of anger and heartache knotting her chest. She let out a bitter smile.
"Fine."
Nick blinked, seemingly not expecting her to agree so readily. His eyes were darker than the night, lightless and impenetrable.
"Divorce is fine. But I want a share of your assets. I won't take advantage—of what's under your name, you must give me no less than a third."
His thin lips twitched slightly, jaw tight. "Done."
Seeing his decisiveness made Khloe's breath catch. "I also want a villa. You promised me a marital home, and I never got to live in it."
"Fine," he replied flatly. "Pick whichever one you want."
When he didn't react at all, Khloe simply nodded.
"One last thing."
"What is it?"
"I want a wedding. A grand wedding, one for everyone to see."
Her words surprised Nick. He lifted his eyes just as she stood before him, standing chest to chest, a faint fire of anger smoldering in her gaze.
"You've never fulfilled what you promised me. Even if we're divorcing, it won't happen until after the wedding."
"Khloe..."
"It's got nothing to do with her... but having her there gives you an out, doesn't it?"
Khloe's eyes glimmered, a teasing light masking the sting of her words. She found his vulnerability and struck.
"Everyone already knows what you're like. After all these years together, it doesn't matter if you go back to her—as long as she gives you security, anyone will do. At least if something happens, she won't be pushed away the way I'm being pushed away."
"Khloe!"
Nick was momentarily at a loss for words, eyes red with fury. Before she could speak again, he gripped her jaw, stopping her mid-sentence. Even in his anger, he held back—he couldn't bear to hurt her.
"I'll say it once more," he said, voice low but unwavering. "Even if we separate, I would never be with someone I don't like. I want to be with you—not for security, not for comfort. Only for you."
Hearing this, the icy edge in Khloe's eyes softened, replaced with a fleeting tenderness. Yet, a small, cold smile still curved her lips.
"You left Michelle... because you don't like her?"

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The readers' comments on the novel: Billionaire's Match (by Tangy Candy)
This is the story that I like reading. The heroine got the hold of the situation right away. No humiliation, no injustice, which keep the readers feeling bad all the way while waiting for the right thing to settle in favor of the heroine. Good storyline,congrats writer!...