$300 million for his true love above all

Liam Hayes, who had Rh-null blood, suffered from end-stage renal disease. The day he was kicked out of the Hayes family, everyone thought I would break off the engagement with him.

But I resolutely got married to him, and then staked my entire fortune on him, and made a bold statement on the street:

"I'm willing to pay $50 million for a matching kidney!"

Five years later, Liam recovered from his illness and returned to the business world with three listed companies.

I thought that from now on, I would only be with him day and night, so I happily planned the belated wedding.

But on the wedding day, I dressed up for the wedding, but all I got was a divorce agreement.

"The little girl has been with me for five years and has never asked for anything."

"It's me. I want to give her a name."

"$50 million, or my company? I can give you anything, as long as you let me go."

His tone was flat, as if he was discussing a business transaction.

Then what are the ten years of my youth that I spent with him, and the desperate gamble I made for him, all of which count for nothing?

I was like a hysterical madman. I crushed the ring, cut up the wedding dress, and went all the way to his company.

Liam watched coldly the whole time.

It was not until I collapsed on the ground from exhaustion that he slowly spoke:

"How long do you want to make trouble? Is five days and five nights enough?"

Seeing that I didn't say anything, he raised his eyebrows slightly, and said in a deep voice with tenderness:

"Just sign it when you've had enough of the fuss. Summer is still waiting for me."

The moment Summer Lin's name was read out, Liam smiled faintly.

I'm heart-wrenching agony.

Six hours ago, at the wedding I had been dreaming of for five years.

My groom told me mercilessly that he had changed his mind a long time ago.

I don't believe it from the bottom of my heart.

Because this was the ninety-ninth time he had broken up with me since he was diagnosed with a terminal illness.

The ending of the previous ninety-eight times.

It's not that I'm persistent, it's that he's indulgent and compromising.

He regretted asking for peace, and I agreed out of pity.

But now, he has recovered from his serious illness and made a comeback, returning to the business world with three listed companies.

us.

We are in love with each other.

A perfect match.

What reason is there to break up?

Even if he said that he had already abandoned me and fell in love with someone else.

He was willing to give up his business empire in exchange for a chance to pursue true love.

I still have hope.

So I stomped on the wedding ring and secretly glanced at Liam's expression.

He folded his arms.

Silence, alienation.

But this is the engagement ring that he polished with his own hands!

I made up my mind.

Pick up the scissors and cut the wedding dress into rags.

After all, this was the wedding dress he designed while lying on a hospital bed, dragging a dialysis needle.

But he remained calm and ordered the guests to disperse, as if mocking my arrogance.

I completely broke down, like a hysterical madman.

First she smashed up the wedding scene, then turned their love nest into ruins, and then she went all the way to his company.

I have only one thought:

If he doesn't show me he cares a little bit, I'll destroy everything for him!

Finally, I rolled down the stairs.

Covering the back of her head where blood was gushing out, she collapsed to the ground and looked up into his indifferent eyes.

Haven't had enough of the trouble.

Just, hopeless.

Until just now, when Liam said Summer's name.

There was a smile on her lips and her voice was tender.

Even the sharp contours of the eyebrows and eyes became softened.

I propped myself up and leaned exhaustedly on the sofa.

"Liam, I'm going to stop making a fuss and let's talk, okay?"

He sat opposite me, spread out several documents on the table, and handled his business in a businesslike manner.

"A price, name a number."

Glancing over them, he saw the RV donation certificate, the equity transfer certificate, and the large check.

The divorce agreement is at the bottom.