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Buying My Forever Wife novel Chapter 590

Whatever agreements he signed today, he would find a way to destroy them later.

Right now, all that mattered was playing along to keep Ivy calm and happy.

Alaric agreed.

"Alright, I'll sign them. But you have to agree to one condition."

"What condition?" Ivy asked cautiously.

"For this first month of your postpartum recovery, I'm going to be the one taking care of you."

Ivy bristled, instantly wanting to reject the idea.

Anticipating her resistance, Alaric quickly added,

"I just want to fulfill my duties as a husband and a father one last time. If you refuse even that, then I think I need to seriously reconsider something as massive as divorce and giving up custody."

Hearing that threat, Ivy agreed without a second thought.

"Fine. You can stay here for the month. But as soon as you're done eating, you need to get those two documents drafted. We're signing them immediately."

Only then would she truly be able to relax.

As for whether he stayed to take care of her or not, she didn't care anymore.

No matter what he did, she wasn't going to change her mind.

She refused to lose herself in the toxic illusion of romantic love ever again.

After they finished their meal, Alaric ordered Leo Archer to draw up the paperwork.

By noon, both documents were delivered straight into Ivy's hands.

Ivy signed her name without a shred of hesitation, then pushed the papers across the table to him. "Your turn."

Alaric reminded himself to just sign them. He would simply steal them back and shred them when she wasn't looking.

If she happened to lose them later, she would only have herself to blame.

If he refused to sign now, she would inevitably throw a fit.

To keep the peace, Alaric took the pen and scribbled his signature on both documents.

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