Chapter 125
Isaac knew that he had no one to blame but himself.
Even so, Irene’s obstinance on getting a divorce left him feeling unbearable, no matter how he tried to endure and tolerate her actions-she would even go as far as to have her own father beg Henry!
It was clear that she would not change her mind once she made her choice, but such was her
nature.
Now, he was even less eager to tell the truth of what had happened that night-would she not hate him more if she found out?
“Why don’t you test her, and see if she cares?” Stan suggested.
Turning to him, Isaac asked, “How?”
“Well, just hang out with other women,” Stan said. “She would not care if all she feels toward you is spite, but she would be jealous if she has feelings for you.”
Isaac scowled. “Why do I even bother asking?”
Stan was speechless-what was wrong with his idea? It was basically perfect!
Naturally, confident as he was, Stan said, “Well, do you have better ideas? That’s the only option to test her now.”
Isaac mused to himself for a while, and eventually said, “Fine, you’re in charge. Just get a woman that we can get rid of easily.”
“Understood,” Stan replied.
Suddenly, Isaac asked, “By the way, have you found Whitney Cox yet?”
“We’re on it, sir.”
“Find her-dead or alive.” There was a sinister tone in Isaac’s voice just then.
“Of course, sir,” Stan replied. “It was my negligence that afforded Chad Ross an opening.”
Irene did not leave the mansion for the day, and was rehabilitating her foot per her doctor’s instructions. She could walk now, and was fine as long as she did not stress her foot.
However, she simply could not focus today, and had no idea why that was happening.
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