Later in the afternoon, Mitchel didn't stay in his office for long.

He was busy with meetings.

Raegan was extremely bored. She called Erick and asked him to find out what Mitchel despised most.

At first, Erick didn't support the idea of their agreement. He feared that Raegan would fall for Mitchel and be hurt again. But Raegan believed it was the fastest way to get divorced.

Raegan had analyzed the situation. If they really went to court, even though she had no memory about the past because of the car incident, Mitchel's lawyer could use her another marriage as a bargaining chip, since she had married another man while she was abroad. That means it would take her a while to get divorced. She had terrible luck.

Yet, she couldn't wait to rid herself of him.

It was almost time to get off work when Matteo walked up to Raegan.

“Madam, Mr. Dixon would like you to attend a business dinner with him this evening."

"Huh? No way. I thought I was finally free to leave now," Raegan refused.

Matteo gave her an apologetic smile. "But Mr. Dixon said you must attend with him tonight. No matter what."

Raegan was rendered speechless. At the end of the day, she got in the car reluctantly. How could he take advantage of her like that?

Who did he think he was?

After they arrived at the place, Raegan got out of the car, leaving Mitchel behind as he stayed in the vehicle to deal with something important.

It had rained a while ago so it was a bit cold outside. Raegan decided to wait for Mitchel in the hall.

The doorman greeted Raegan politely as she stepped out of the vehicle.

Raegan didn't know the exact location of the dinner was being held, so she walked up to one of the ushers. "Excuse me. I'm waiting for someone."

The man took in Raegan's appearance and assumed that she must be here with some big shot. He smiled at her politely and remained quiet.

A couple of seconds passed and a woman's flattering voice was heard.

"Mr. and Mrs. Potter! What a lovely coincidence! It's so nice to see you here."

A middle-aged man looked at the woman, a confused look on his face.