Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) novel Chapter 185

"What?"

Lillian was shocked. She had guessed that Chris had ulterior motives, but she hadn't expected him to raise such requests.

Just then, Chris suddenly took out a small box to reveal a diamond ring inside. He got down on one knee. "Marry me, Lillian. I'll make you the happiest woman on earth."

"Please don't do this, Mr. Adamos. Please get up."

Lillian wasn't sure what to do.

"If you don't say yes, I won't get up," Chris said firmly. He seemed determined.

"Lillian, why are you hesitating? Hurry and say yes!" Evelyn urged Lillian when she noticed the latter's hesitance.

Ronan chimed in, "Mr. Adamos is still kneeling. Hurry and say yes."

"Mom, Dad, what are you saying? I'm married. How can I say yes to Mr. Adamos' proposal?" Lillian turned to Chris and said, "Mr. Adamos, please get up. I'm married, so I cannot agree to your proposal."

But Chris didn't get up.

"I know, Lillian. You've already signed a divorce agreement with Sebastian, that good-for-nothing brat. In a month, when the cool-off period is over, you can officiate the divorce."

Smiling, Evelyn said, "That's right. The one-month cool-off period is almost over. You should agree to Mr. Adamos' proposal first.

"When you're officially divorced, you can immediately marry him! Or you can just have the ceremony first and sign the papers later."

"No, I disagree," said Lillian, shaking her head.

Lillian was conservative; she wouldn't easily agree to a divorce. Even though Sebastian had his issues, she could endure them.

Evelyn became furious upon hearing that. "Why don't you listen? Are you going to live with that trash forever?"

Elijah stepped in and said, "Lillian, listen to us, just this time. Do it for the family, please. You know the company's current situation! If we don't get more projects, we're going to go bankrupt."

Ronan chimed in, "Lillian, think about it. Ever since you married Sebastian, has there been peace in our family? Even if you don't care about yourself, shouldn't you be considerate of our family?