Ex-husband CEO Don't be Rampant novel Chapter 9

The topic of "divorce" that Luke mentioned pricked Ann's heart. Divorce?

She was reluctant, how difficult it was for her to become his wife.

If he hadn't been pressured, he wouldn't have married her. Being able to marry him was like a miracle, a divorce or something ...

She had never thought of it, and could not do it.

'I will work hard to be a good wife, and then he will be able to accept me.' As Ann wrote on the scribble board, she was telling Lukeand she was also encouraging herself so that she would have the courage to do so.

Yes, as long as she was good enough, he would like her.

Luke looked at the words, a cold light flashed past his eyes, he forced a smile and said, "Sister-in-law, you are truly a stubborn person."

Ann did not write anything else. Luke knew that she did not plan to say anything else, and he did not plan to persuade her to get a divorce today either.

He got angry from the bottom of his heart and left after saying a few more words.

After closing the bedroom door, Luke's face turned cold. Things were really not going well from the beginning. It was so bad that it was irritating.

From the incident at the bar until now, nothing had ever followed his wishes.

When Luke went downstairs, he saw Hart talking to the doctor. Hart looked at him and asked, "Is she awake?"

"She woke up." Luke nodded.

Hart looked at the doctor and told him to check Ann's condition first. After the doctor left, he asked Luke, "Did you tell her?"

"Well, I did, but she wouldn't get a divorce." Luke said somewhat impatiently, "It's really troublesome, I don't know why she's so stubborn."

After Hart heard this, he was not surprised, "If she was a woman that could not even tolerate this little bit, grandfather would not have taken a liking to her." Hart raised his head, glanced at the second floor, and said indifferently, "I'll go and see her."

Luke raised his eyebrows, and looked away, "Even if she doesn't want to get a divorce, she should be resistant to you now, but more or less, it's still effective."