CHAPTER 125: CHAPTER 112 AM I THE ONLY ONE MISSING? 2_2

Xu Dayang wailed loudly, ’Second Master, have mercy.’

But Hunter Warren seemed not to hear him at all and showed no intention of stopping.

Standing nearby, Faye Townsend frowned. Seeing that things were getting out of hand, she finally stepped forward and pulled Hunter Warren away.

"Alright, stop it, aren’t you worried about dirtying your hands?"

Hunter Warren paused his action, glaring at Xu Dayang with a menacing look.

"You have quite an appetite, daring to touch anyone’s woman. If you have a death wish, just say so. I’m ready to send you off anytime."

"Se...Second Master, have mercy. I...I was just joking with Miss Townsend. I won’t dare again, never again."

Xu Dayang looked at Hunter Warren with a swollen, bruised face.

Weren’t they divorced? How did Second Master still suddenly jump in to help her? Weren’t they supposed to be at odds?

"Get lost." Hunter Warren got up and kicked Xu Dayang on the butt.

Xu Dayang scrambled and crawled out.

Faye Townsend took a step back, sizing up Hunter Warren.

He looked at her somewhat displeased: "You really have some nerve. Xu Dayang is infamous in Anchester for being a sleazebag, and yet you dared to meet him."

Faye Townsend glanced at him indifferently and walked to the dinner table to elegantly eat her dinner.

"If you hadn’t shown up, I would have already taken him down by now."

He walked over and sat down beside her: "I heard you filed for divorce in court today."

Faye Townsend turned to look at him: "That’s right."

"I’ve told you, I never touched Zenia Yates. She’s not pregnant at all.

She came to bluff you, and you actually fell for it. Why isn’t your clever mind working now?"

Faye Townsend slowly chewed a piece of celery she had placed in her mouth.

After a long while, she calmly said, "Second Master, the divorce is my own decision and has nothing to do with Zenia Yates.

I want to start a new life, and you are not part of my future plans, so I want to divorce you."

Hunter Warren clenched his fist: "Without me, there’s Oliver Turner, is that it?"

"That’s my business. I don’t think I need to explain anything to you."

"Faye Townsend, I told you long ago that Oliver Turner wouldn’t do. Do you really understand him? Do you know what he’s doing now, and yet you persist for him?"

"Second Master Warren, I don’t want to discuss this matter with you any further.

Although I could have dealt with that lecher even if you hadn’t appeared, I still thank you for saving the day today, but now you can leave."

Hunter Warren looked at her hatefully. How did this girl suddenly become so cold?

What does this distant expression mean?

Still angry? Doesn’t seem like it.

"I won’t get a divorce. You should know, as long as I don’t agree, even if you sue, it won’t work, right?"

Faye Townsend stood up: "Since Second Master likes trapping yourself in a loveless marriage, you can keep at it."

She turned to leave. If he wouldn’t leave, she certainly could.

As she reached the door, Hunter Warren suddenly stepped forward and grabbed her wrist: "Faye Townsend, what’s wrong? Did something happen?"

Faye Townsend tried to pull her wrist away, but he wouldn’t let go.

"Tell me clearly." He pinned her to the wall, tightly confining her.

She looked up at him, her gaze calm: "Second Master Warren, haven’t I been clear enough?

A loveless marriage is like stagnant water. Sooner or later, we’ll either drown or suffocate.

If you don’t want to live, that’s fine, but I do. I still have children to raise, and I have no mood to play any marriage games with you."

"Play?"

"Yes, play. I was young and ignorant before, mistaking liking for love. Now that I think about it, it was utterly ridiculous.

My dad often tells me, even saints make mistakes, let alone ordinary people like us.

Making mistakes isn’t scary, but not correcting them is the most terrifying thing.

I’ve walked too far on that wrong path, and now... I’ve corrected it, and I want to start anew and return to the right path."

"So, I’m the mistake of your life?" Hunter Warren squinted his eyes slightly.

Faye Townsend pursed her lips, her tone indifferent: "Yes."

She slowly pushed his arm away: "Second Master, you should also turn back and not continue down the wrong path."

She finished speaking and turned to leave, Hunter Warren, with one hand against the wall, his eyes full of regret and pain.

After Faye Townsend left the restaurant, the corners of her lips slightly lifted as she felt a weight lifted off her heart.

It turns out some things are so simple.

When Faye Townsend returned home, she found that Richard Townsend was actually there.

Darnley sat with his arms crossed in the main seat, staring seriously at Richard Townsend.

Richard Townsend also stared seriously at Darnley.

The two glared at each other intensely.