She sat in the passenger seat and pretended not to notice the fragrance that lingered in her husband's car, a scent that smelled nothing like her perfume.

She thought it must be left by Mavis last night.

Rena took out the two agreements from her briefcase.

One was titled "separation" and the other "divorce".

She said flatly, “If you sign the separation agreement, we'll get divorced in two years. If you sign the divorce agreement, we'll get divorced right away. That's the only difference between these two documents. The other stipulations such as your visitation rights with the children are the same."

Waylen scanned the papers.

Apart from the time of divorce, the content of the two agreements was the same, and there was no mention of property division.

Exceed Group was originally registered under Rena's name.

And she wasn't interested in the assets.

She only wanted her two children.

Waylen closed the file, threw it aside casually, and lit a cigarette.

Soon, the car was shrouded in smoke.

Feeling a little choked, Rena rolled down her window. At this time, Waylen asked, “Do you think my father will let you take away his grandchildren?"

Rena's eyes turned red.

"Your father has already agreed with my decision."

Waylen's fingers that were holding the cigarette trembled slightly. After a while, he asked through gritted teeth, "Is this just because of what happened last night? Rena, nothing happened between me and Mavis. | didn't even touch her."

His wife had been ignoring him for too long.

Waylen wanted neither a separation nor a divorce.

What he wanted was a reconciliation with his wife. He wasn't quite ready to give up on this marriage. He reached out, squeezed Rena's hand, and said, "Let's go on vacation. Just the twoofus." ©

Rena pulled her hand away.

She leaned against her seat and sighed, "Let's not drag this out, Waylen. Let's just end this.”

Then, she got out of Waylen's car and transferred to hers.