Sign the Papers Mr. Langford novel Chapter 528

The legal director finally couldn't hold back a warning.

"Mr. Langford, if the compensation package and the commercial partnership offer are delivered on the exact same day, Mr. Lawson might interpret it as us using resources to influence the divorce proceedings."

Lawrence closed his eyes.

Of course he knew that.

He knew exactly what he was doing.

Offering resources.

Offering money.

Offering partnerships.

Offering to help investigate the old case.

This was his most comfortable method of compensating someone.

In all of Langford's past negotiations, debts could be converted into clauses, risks could be drafted into contracts, and relationships could be rebound with financial leverage.

He knew, even before putting pen to paper, that Wren would be disgusted by it.

But he still wanted to try.

Because other than this, he didn't know what else he could possibly hand her.

"Send them separately," Lawrence said. "Make sure the purpose of each document is clearly stated."

The legal director quietly agreed.

After hanging up, Lawrence sat frozen behind his desk for a long time.

He opened a drawer and took out a fountain pen.

The supplementary divorce compensation package required his physical signature.

In the past, he had signed countless contracts—tens of millions, hundreds of millions of dollars—barely batting an eye as the papers were pushed in front of him.

But this time, as the nib of the pen touched the paper, his wrist hovered in the air for a long time.

Wren didn't want any of this.

She had made it perfectly clear today.

"I want you to sign the papers."

Those words were like a blunt spike driven straight into his chest.

Lawrence ultimately signed his name.

The strokes were heavier and darker than usual.

At 9:00 AM the next day, Mr. Lawson received the three documents from Langford Medical.

He skimmed the covers and let out a dry laugh.

Phoebe Price, who happened to be in the Stellaris conference room, looked up.

"What's so funny?"