Chapter 42

Three percent of Pelham Group’s shares were indeed tempting to me, but I didn’t need it. I could still live well even if I didn’t get a cent out of our divorce. If I didn’t ask for a divorce settlement, I could be free from Henry. “No way.” Henry’s straightforward answer surprised me. “Haven’t you thought about how my existence is an inconvenience to your pursuit of true love in the future?” I reminded Henry. After chasing Laurel for more than half a month, he should’ve noticed something different about her, right? Henry had never spent so much effort on any of the women he dated. Henry closed his eyes, seemingly in deep thought. After a while, he replied calmly, “It won’t.” I guess Henry was still too stubborn to acknowledge that Laurel was different from the other women in the past. How could such a smart person like him be so slow to understand his true feelings? I sighed faintly. I didn’t want to talk to him anymore, so I went upstairs. The next day, I received a message fro