Sir Your Wife Already Signed the Divorce Paper by Josie Johnson
Chapter 365.2

Kidnapped by True Love Alpha

Chapter 365.2 What If Not II

Her expression was like that of Mochi, who had just finished eating cat treats. Imogen was cute and delicate, making people want to hug and caress her.

Like Mochi, the distance between her and Troy was brought closer unknowingly.

When they just got divorced, she would only chase him away. How could she show her soft side to him like she did today?

Their current relationship has gone beyond ordinary friends, and all he lacked was her consent. Troy smiled and handed over another carpel of orange, saying, “I guess Murphy’s parents will come to you and make an agreement in terms of forgiving Murphy, striving for a lighter sentence.” As drugs were involved, the police department had opened a criminal case that couldn’t be reconciled privately. The Dodd family would definitely want to pursue a suspended sentence and then replace a way to bail him out.

Imogen paused. “If I don’t agree, will they make things difficult for me?”

“Maybe, but I’m here.”

Hearing what Troy said, Imogen glanced at him and said, “I don’t need your help. I will figure it out myself.”

If the worst were possible, she would make a compromise.

She had already made up her mind to leave. She didn’t want Troy to stand up for her, whether it was because she didn’t want to acknowledge his love or she didn’t want him to confront the Dodd family.

Troy felt depressed. He glanced at Imogen solemnly, lowered his eyes, and said nothing.

He had discovered long ago that Imogen was unwilling to accept his help, distancing herself from him thousands of miles away.

Of course, she would also express her gratitude to those he had helped her with, as usual.

Therefore, he shouldn’t say that before helping her. If not, she would have no choice but to accept

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Troy held his head up to check the room and caught a glimpse of something. He stood up, walked over, and quickly put the thing in his pocket. Then, he took a banana. “Would you like to eat?”

Imogen rubbed her belly and said, “I will have half of it.”

Troy sat down by the bed and peeled the banana peel slowly.

As Troy said, the Dodd family came to Imogen and Charlie with generous gifts.

During the negotiations, they also offered abundant terms.

Yet, Imogen and Charlie remained unmoved.

These wealthy families were fickle and liked to play the trick of offering great terms before resorting to force.

Jacob sneered, changing his attitude, “Since you two are so ignorant of current affairs, I won’t be palite!”

After saying that, he took out his mobile phone from his pocket and played a video on the screen for Imogen and Charlie.

Imogen and Charlie’s expressions suddenly changed.

Imogen glared at Jacob with hatred, gritting her teeth. “You are so despicable!”

In the video, Alex was tied to a pillar in a state of embarrassment, with rags stuffed in his mouth, his hair disheveled, his face showing fear, and his body shaking uncontrollably.

Jacob smiled meaningfully and said in a calm tone, “A war is never tiring of deceit. I will give you a few more minutes to think about it. If you still don’t agree, it’s hard to say what will happen to your friend!”

There were many dignitaries in Jubilian City. Being able to gain a place among them, Jacob should not be underestimated with his methods. Naturally, the two little girls couldn’t be the opponents of him.

When coming to New York City, Jacob had made a thorough investigation on Imogen and Charlie, deciding to start with their good friend Alex.

Imogen clenched her fists and frowned, feeling both resentful and helpless. She took a long breath in reluctance, feeling the anger had blocked in her heart and had nowhere to vent.

She knew they had to agree to forgive Murphy even if they didn’t want to at this moment. She felt powerless in her heart.

Charlie’s face turned red with anger as she said furiously, “Sure enough, like father, like son. The Dodd family are all vicious people!”

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