Chapter 89 Divorce Is Not an Option

"Grandpa, what is it that I can't—" Leonard said. "Out," Ian said before Leonard could even finish his sentence. Ian's voice carried a note of anger, and Leonard didn't dare disobey. He looked at me, then at Ian, and finally left the study. As soon as he was gone, I quickly spoke up. "Ian, didn't we have an agreement?" We had agreed that he would help me with the divorce and that he wouldn't make things difficult for me. But now, what was this? Am I supposed to be some ancient matriarch who had to accept concubines for her husband? Even Lily doesn't deserve that status! "Yes, we did, but circumstances have changed." Ian seemed older, and wearier, pressing his hand against his temple. "Eva, you're a good child, and it's true that Leonard has been in the wrong. He's been reckless all these years." I looked down, saying nothing. The whole Harmon family knew of his recklessness, but they were still a family and I was just an outsider. Ian sighed again when he noticed my silenc