Chapter 100: Minimalist Style

I kept my expression calm as I replied, "Yes, I’ve known for a while. It’s hard to believe that Alan, someone who always prioritizes his own interests and those of his family, would spend so much money to settle the former factory director’s debts to the workers. It’s completely out of character for him, but he did it for Linda." "A man who abandons his principles and sacrifices his own interests for someone—how could any woman not be moved by that?" My words left Brunel silent. He couldn't find any justification for me to stay in this marriage any longer. He knew very well that even if I wanted to make things work with Alan, it might not be possible now. Because it was becoming clear that, sooner or later, Alan would be the one asking for a divorce, not me. Pushing away the negative thoughts, I looked at Brunel with a light-hearted smile. "Alright, Mr. Brunel, my driver, you can take me home now." Brunel seemed more troubled than I was and didn’t respond to my teasing. Instead, he