His interest was instantly extinguished and he hurried downstairs and asked, “Where are your things?”
Jennie was reading the asset inquiry application sent by Amanda without even looking up as answering, “I've made room for you.”
Marson stared blankly at Jennie who was swiping her phone from time to time.
“Jennie, where is your diamond ring?”
Jennie stopped what she was doing, raised her hand and looked around.
“Oh, I lost it..”
The truth was it was really lost.
Half a month ago, when Marson's true face was revealed, Jennie was so angry that she took off the diamond ring and threw it into the trash can.
So, that diamond ring worth millions may have ended up in the garbage mixing bin.
Marson frowned in dissatisfaction. “Hmph, even if you don't want it, there are people who do. When I put the diamond ring on Emily, don't cry and beg me.”
Jennie lowered his head and continued to browse his phone, as if he hadn't heard anything.
I don’t know whether it was the diamond ring that irritated Marson, or whether Marson himself had a change of heart.
That night, the property certificate of a luxury villa was placed in front of Jennie.
“This villa is given to you as compensation for the wedding you promised to give to Emily.”
Jennie took the property certificate, full of doubts.
Emily pouted in dissatisfaction, “Marson, where will I live after the wedding?”
Marson tapped Emily on the forehead and took out a note from his pocket.
“This is the password to the house in the back hills of the western suburbs. Be quiet. It will be good for your health.”
Emily's face lit up with joy, she took the note excitedly and thanked him repeatedly.
Jennie felt a chill in her heart.
He just gave his wife an ordinary villa, but for his lover, he gave the only mid-mountain mansion in the city.
Marson's balance had long been tilted.
“The villa is also very good. It's right in the city and convenient for going everywhere. But I can see if Ms. Skinner is not happy.”
Emily's eyes were full of pride and she did not forget to secretly mock, “Since the western suburbs are too far away. I still prefer to live here in the city.”
Jennie snorted coldly and threw the property certificate directly into Marson's arms.
“Give me the discount.”
No matter how much Marson gave Emily, she would get it back through legal means.
Jennie refused the villa and Marson was very dissatisfied.
He took the property certificate and stuffed it into Emily's arms, “Some people don't know what's good for them and some people know how to cherish it.”
He really did not understand where the simple and kind Jennie in Earth King Valley had gone.
Did she become so jealous and vicious?
The next day, Amanda asked Jennie to go to a secluded coffee shop.
“The assets have been checked. There are many people in the law firm who are gossipy. I asked you to come here to prevent the news from leaking out.”
Then, he sighed, “Look at you two. He wanted to pick the stars and the moon for you at the beginning. How did it come to this?”
Jennie sat down and asked the waiter to change the boiled water before she answered, “Please help me draft a divorce agreement, but don't include anything about the child.”
“Are you pregnant?” Amanda widened her eyes and looked at Jennie from head to toe. “You want an abortion?”
But she heard that abortion was not allowed in Earth King Valley.
Jennie smiled bitterly and shook her head.
“The child is innocent. I will raise him myself. I didn't tell Marson because I was afraid he would cause trouble.”
Jennie gently stroked her lower abdomen with her fingers and her voice became gentler.
Amanda sighed. She stopped trying to persuade her and just silently pushed the warm water in front of her.
When Jennie returned to Rush’s house, it was getting dark.
Marson half-knelt in front of Emily, his ear pressed against the woman's belly.
“Emily, is there really a child in here?”
