Sir, Let’s Divorce ( Victoria Nelson )

Chapter 39 

“Bang!” 

The glass bottle fell to the ground, making a crisp sound. 

The air was filled with rose–flavored medicine oil. The sweet smell suddenly made Victoria feel nauseous. 

She looked at the man in front of her with a pale face, “Matthew, you want me to accompany the client?” 

The man had already stood up and walked to the side. He wiped the medicinal oil on his fingertips with a tissue. “Isn’t this your specialty?” 

Victoria clenched her fists and said with some injuries, “Matthew…” 

“Don’t act like a chaste and unyielding woman.” 

“Victoria, you only know how to pretend to be pure in front of me. But you are quite open to other men.” Matthew threw the tissue into the trash can and looked at her from high above. 

“You have already given birth to a child. Why are you still pretending to be like this?” he sneered. 

Victoria clenched her fists tighter and tighter, her nails digging deep into her flesh. 

Her face was pale. After a long time, she gritted her teeth and said, “I won’t agree to it.” 

“I’m not asking for your opinion.” 

“Matthew!” 

Victoria finally couldn’t stand it anymore. She stood up and walked up to him. “I am your wife! You tortured me. I don’t mind it, but you can’t push me to another man…” 

“Wife?” 

Matthew’s expression suddenly turned cold as he lifted her chin. “I didn’t expect that you would still consider yourself as such.” 

“We got our marriage certificate. Matthew, you can’t deny that I am your genuine Mrs. Shadwell!” 

“It’s just a marriage certificate. Do you think it can restrain me?” 

“Victoria, as long as I don’t admit it, you, Mrs. Shadwell, are nothing!” The man’s voice was especially cold and cruel. 

As he spoke, he flung Victoria hard and she fell to the ground. 

Yes, she was indeed nothing. 

After three years of marriage, no one had ever known that she was Mrs. Shadwell. 

Even when the women around Matthew came and went, provoking her in front of her, she dared not retaliate using Mrs. Shadwell’s identity. 

Because Matthew was not willing to reveal her identity. 

“The results of your interview have come out.” Matthew suddenly spoke. 

Glancing at Victoria, who was lying on the ground, he felt a little joy in his heart; yet, an inexplicable irritability that was hard to shake off lingered. 

He didn’t want her to live miserably, yet he didn’t want her to be too happy either. 

Hearing this, Victoria calmed down. “I know, and then?” 

“Your performance is indeed good, but when the program team heard that Shadwell Group seemed to have someone they liked, they decided to put it aside for the time being and ask about my opinion.” 

It meant that as long as Matthew said one word, Victoria’s efforts would all be in vain. 

Victoria gritted her teeth and stood up from the ground. “You want me to accompany that client, so you promise not to interfere with the results of my interview?” 

“You can think of it that way.” 

Matthew, do you really… hate me so much?” Victoria took a deep breath. 

The man raised his wrist and looked at the time. “It’s not hate. It’s just to make the best use of everything.” 

What a good thing to make the best use of everything… 

Victoria felt that she was extremely naive. She even thought that the little bit of gentleness he showed just now was because 

he was still reluctant to leave her… 

Chapter 39 

In the future, she must never be fooled again. 

She opened her eyes and looked at him coldly. “Okay, I promise you.” 

Matthew paused and looked at her. 

Victoria walked up to him and said word by word, “I promise you that I will accompany your client until he is satisfied, but other than not interfering with my interview, I want you to promise me one more thing –” 

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