Chapter 148
Sir Your Wife Already Signed the Divorce Paper
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Chapter 148 Stop Deceiving Yourself
Troy stared at her.
He seemed very pitiful and aggrieved, like an abandoned dog.
Imogen got moved slightly and was almost confused by Troyâs appearance.
Troy was the one who filed for divorce.
The person he loved was not Imogen at all.
The person he liked was Sarah.
Imogen didnât want to get entangled with him because of their child.
Imogen lowered her eyes. âIt has nothing to do with whether you are the president of Marshall Group.â
âI only have you and the child now.â Troy hugged her suddenly and put his head on her abdomen with an expression of tenderness that was never seen before.
This kind of scene was what Imogen had yearned for countless times before. In the past, she would give everything for this.
But, she felt calm.
Troy wouldnât like her, and she wouldnât be stupid again.
âWhen the child is born, you can visit the child often.â
Troy paused and looked up at Imogen. âWhat do you mean? After the child is born, you still want to divorce me?â
Before Imogen could answer, Troy stood up. âYou want my child to call Liam dad?â
âWhat does this have to do with Liam? I can take care of my child by myself.â
âLet it be like you. Grow up in a singleâparent family without a father!â
Imogen felt a pain in her heart, and her face turned slightly pale.
âOr, do you want to find a stepdad for him? It is not his child. How sincere can he be?â Troy stared
at her.
Imogen felt depressed in her heart, so she took a breath and replied, âSo, you donât want to divorce me because of the child in my womb? If that is the case, when the child grows up a little, you can
raise it.â
Troyâs complexion changed, and his eyes were full of disappointment. âYou would rather not have a child than divorce me? You hate me so much?â
âYes.â Imogen nodded with downcast eyes. âI hate you, and you donât like me either. So why bother to be tied together? Even if we got divorced, we could still take good care of the child.â
âImogen!â Troy held her hand. âImogen, let me make it clear. I donât dislike you. I like you. I donât want to divorce you!â
Imogen raised her eyes and looked at him with a hint of sarcasm in her eyes. âWhen did you like \\\\me?â
âA long time ago.â
âThen why did you want to divorce me before?â
âIâ¦â
Looking at Imogenâs sarcastic look, Troy moved his lips but felt it was hard to say, and he didnât speak.
âTroy, donât deceive yourself anymore. You only have responsibilities and debts to me. You donât have to force yourself because of the child. After we get divorced, you can visit the child and let it know that its father loves it very much. That is good.â
âI am not deceiving myselfâ¦â Troy smiled wryly and knew for the first time what shooting oneself in the foot meant.
Imogen probably wouldnât believe anything Troy said.
If Troy said he recently started to like her, she would wonder why he changed his mind so easily. Troy felt it was all his fault that he broke her heart, and Imogen no longer believed in him.
âIt wouldnât matter if you didnât believe me. I will prove it to you slowly.â
Seeing Troyâs insistence, Imogen frowned.
She wondered, âWhat exactly does he want to do? Does he not want me to leave? Or he doesnât want your child to live without you?
Iâm afraid it is the latter one. He is so proud and arrogant. How could he allow her child to live
with others?â
Imogen was gloomy and didnât want to argue with him anymore. So she changed the subject. âWhatever By the way, didnât Grandpa attend the board meeting today?â
If Grandpa were there, he should be very supportive of Troy.
Troy didnât expect her thoughts to change so quickly and nodded. âNo. I was worried about Grandpaâs health and didnât bother him.â
âHave you guessed their purpose today?â
âYou think Iâm too stupid to see through?â
Imogen let out a sigh. âWho is the new president of the Marshall Group? Leo?â
âYeah. How did you know?â
It was Leo.
âCharlene called me.â
Troyâs complexion changed slightly. âDid she say anything radical?â
Imogen didnât answer that, âI heard as if Charlene knew about what happened today?â
Troy nodded slightly. âWhen I left the company, I saw Leo walking with her.â
â⦠It seemed that it was premeditated. I donât know what role Leo plays in itâ¦â
To be honest, before this, Imogen could never imagine that Leo had contacts with Mr. Johnson and even squeezed out Troy to become the president of the Marshall Group.
In the past, unlike Troyâs aloofness, Leo was kind and took good care of her when Imogen lived in the Marshall villa. If she had troubles and couldnât turn to Henry and Laylal, she would turn to Leo for help. For example, when she was in school, a boy pursued her, but after being rejected by her, it developed into an entanglement. Later, Leo stepped forward and did something, and that boy never approached her again.
It was Henryâs decision that the younger Troy took the position of the president of Marshall Group instead of Leo. And Imogen also believed that Henryâs decision was not wrong.
In the past, when she liked Troy, beauty was in the eyes of beholders. And she felt that Troy was better than Leo in everything except his character, whether in school or at work.
As a bystander, she still thought so.
Perhaps, from the very beginning, Leo was unwilling.
âDonât think too much about it. Even if I were not the president of the Marshall Group, I could still earn enough to raise my child.â
After being the president of the Marshall Group for so many years, it was impossible for Troy not to have his investment and property.
âThen you are willing to give up the position of president to Leo? I am not maliciously speculating that this may be planned by Leo⦠I know you always feel you own him and give way to him all the time. But Grandpa Henry chose you as the president of the Marshall Group. You donât have to give himâ¦â
Troy patted Imogen on the shoulder. âDonât worry. It is in my control. There are only eternal interests and no eternal enemies. Those directors usually donât care about things in the company, but if anyone wanted to move their interests, they would get into a flap. They support whoever can bring them benefits. Not everyone can be the president of the Marshall Group.â
Imogen glanced at him. âBut, what if Leo did well in the Marshall Groupâ¦â
âThen I am willing to lose.â
Seeing that Troy wasnât unwilling, Imogen felt relieved.
Troy put his hand on her abdomen and asked softly, âIs the baby moving?â
Imogen shook her head. âNot yet.â
Troy whispered, âLetâs go for an examination tomorrow.â
He thought of a sentence he read in a book, âAccording to statistics, at seventeen weeks of pregnancy, the rate of miscarriage for those with fetal movement is 3%, and the miscarriage rate of those without fetal movement is as high as 98%. For those who have fetal movement, even if there had been threatened abortion, among them 90% would have survived safely.â
Imogen was pregnant for eighteen weeks, and the fetus in her womb did not move yet.
But last time in the hospital, the doctor only said that it was a threatened miscarriage, and the fetal heart rate was still there, but it was stunted.
It was better to check more.
Troy had to keep their baby, their first baby.
âOkay.â Imogen nodded.
At this moment, Troyâs cell phone rang.
He glanced at the screen, and it was Grandma.
A bad premonition suddenly rose in Troyâs heart. He kept calm and said to Imogen, âI will answer the phone.â
âOkay.â
Troy left the master bedroom, went to the balcony on the second floor, and answered the phone, âHello, Grandma?â
âTroy, come to the hospital quickly. Your grandpa is under rescueâ¦â