Urging Him to Get a Divorce novel Chapter 146

Chapter 146

Aveline pressed her lips together and said coldly, “Fine. Agree to one condition, and I’ll play along for your family.”

Xavier smiled slightly. “What condition?”

“Sign the agreement by tomorrow.”

Xavier shook his head. “If it were shares of my personal assets, that would be easy. But the shares of the are compli- cated. It can’t be done by tomorrow.”

“I don’t want the shares of the.”

Xavier replied, “The Patriarch ordered it. I have to give them to you.”

Aveline gritted her teeth. “Then how long will it take?”

Xavier stared at her. “Are you in that much of a hurry?”

Aveline’s face was cold, showing her determination.

Xavier said, “I’ll try to get it done within a few days.”

“Three days.”

Xavier chuckled. “Alright, I’ll do my best.

Now, can we go visit my uncle, Mrs. Beltran?”

Aveline pushed him. “Stay away from me.”

Aveline pushed him hard, because she felt Xavier was too strong and she wouldn’t be able to move him otherwise.

But with that push, Xavier started to fall backward.

Aveline was shocked, thinking it couldn’t be that serious, and quickly reached out to grab him, otherwise if he really fell, he’d crack his head open.

She grabbed his jacket and quickly pulled him back.

Xavier used the momentum to come back, steadied himself, and pressed close to her, looking down at her with his dark eyes.

Aveline, still shaken, looked up at him, only to see him looking at her with a half–smile.

This guy was doing it on purpose, faking it?

Xavier chuckled, “Couldn’t bring yourself to murder your dear husband?”

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Aveline sneered, “If you died, I’d have to pay for it with my life, and my life is much more precious than yours.”

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As she spoke, she pushed him again. This time, it was unclear if Xavier was unsteady or just went with it, but he took two steps back.

Aveline walked to the door with a cold expression, opened it, and went out.

The clothing store attendant was a few steps away from the door, probably not daring to get closer to listen to what was happening in the fitting room, but their eyes were fixed in this direction.

Aveline ignored them and walked out.

Xavier followed closely behind her.

The black Bentley was parked in front of the hotel entrance. When the driver saw Aveline and Xavier come out to- gether, he hurried to open the rear passenger door.

Aveline got into the car coldly, then shut the door with one hand, hoping Xavier would take the hint and sit in the front passenger seat.

But Xavier walked around to the other side, opened the door, and got in.

Aveline looked away, staring out the car window.

Xavier said to the driver, “To the convalescent home.”

Xavier was silent the whole way, but Aveline noticed he was typing on his phone, as if texting someone.

There was a supermarket across the street from the convalescent home’s entrance. Xavier told the driver to stop in front of it, then asked:

“Are you getting out to buy something, or should I?”

Aveline knew he was asking her, but she pretended he was asking the driver, ignored him, and kept staring out the

window.

Xavier didn’t ask her again, just opened the car door, got out, and walked into the supermarket to buy a gift.

Aveline’s window was directly facing the supermarket entrance, and she saw Xavier come out carrying a case of

grapes.

A sneer touched the corner of Aveline’s mouth. His uncle had diabetes, and grapes were high in sugar and best eaten in moderation, yet he had bought a whole case.

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