Sign the Papers Mr. Langford novel Chapter 530

"But it's not just money. He's trying to use it to prove to me that he finally understands."

The conference room fell silent.

Mr. Lawson looked at her, his voice softening.

"Then how do you want to reply?"

Wren separated the three documents neatly on the table.

"Accept the first file—the factual statement. Route the second file—the letter of intent—to Stellaris's open evaluation pipeline, and do not grant Langford an independent meeting. As for the third file—the supplementary divorce plan—I will only accept the lawful division of assets and child support. Reject any emotional price tag he tries to attach under the guise of the W Report, his guilt over the old case, or marital compensation."

Phoebe felt a sudden lump in her throat.

"Emotional price tag"—those words were painfully precise.

Lawrence Langford was finally starting to hurt.

But his pain could not become Wren's new burden.

Mr. Lawson nodded.

"I'll draft the formal reply."

Wren picked up her pen.

"One more thing."

Mr. Lawson looked up.

"Push forward with the divorce proceedings," Wren said. "State clearly that we do not accept halting the divorce process under the pretext of investigating the old case, resolving technological disputes, or negotiating commercial partnerships."

After she finished, the room was quiet for a few seconds.

The sunlight slanted in through the window, illuminating The Stellaris Special Review Package sitting right beside her hand.

The pages were dense with text—it was the battlefield she still had to conquer.

The old case.

Her career.

Her child.

Public opinion.

Every single one was an uphill battle.

But she would not let her marriage stand in the middle anymore, allowing Lawrence to use his debts, his guilt, and his belated realizations to trap her all over again.

At 3:00 PM, Lawrence received the formal reply from Mr. Lawson.

He sat alone in his office and opened the email.

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