Chapter 98
Boss, Your Wife is Asking for A Divorce, Again!
Chapter 98
Tina didnât see that coming either, so she was getting a headache over it. âAlright, Cynthia, You donât
have to
worry.â
âHow can I not?â Cynthia stomped her foot in agitation, âAs soon as she presses charges against me, I
will have
a blemish in my record, How will people in the upper class society percelve me if that is the case?â
Nobody would accept someone who had a criminal record as their wife. If she couldnât marry into a rich
family to
help Stone Incorporated, her father would hate her and bring his illegitimate daughter back home.
The more Cynthia thought about it, the more she feared. She gripped onto her phone tightly. âTina, you
have to save me. I only did all of this for you.â
Tina bit her lip in dismay. What does she mean she did it for me? I only Implied to her that she should
help me deal
with Sonia, but I didnât mean it for her to do it like that. Despite what Tina thought, she couldnât say that
out loud.
Instead, she forced a smile. âI know. Iâll get you out of this mess.â
âGreat! Thatâs great to hear!â Cynthia wept in joy before asking, âBy the way, Tina, didnât you say you
would beg for
President Fullerâs mercy? As long as heâs willing to help, Sonia wonât be able to do anything.â
âI know, but he turned me down last time. This timeâ¦â
âTina, please talk to him about it again. He will agree to it since he loves you so much.â Cynthia couldnât
bear
being rejected, so she cut Tina off.
A dismal look fleeted across Tinaâs gaze before she replied hesitantly, âButâ¦â
âTina, you said you would save me.â Cynthia cut her short again.
Even though Tina was getting impatient, she sounded as if she were about to go all out. âAlright, Iâll try
again.â
âThank you, Tina.â Cynthia heaved a sigh of relief.
After hanging up, Tina left her room to drive to Fuller Group.
âPresident Fuller, Miss Gray is here.â Tom knocked on the door before entering the office.
Toby was going through some documents then. Upon hearing that, he lifted his head. âLet her in.â
âOkay,â Tom answered.
Soon, Tina came in. When she took in the faint smell of cigarettes, she frowned. âToby, were you
smoking?â
Toby nodded. âI had one.â
âWhy would you smoke? I hate the smell of cigarettes.â Tina fanned herself using her hand.
las ex
All the while, Toby was examining her. âYou hate it? Werenât you okay with it? I had asked you in the
letter if you minded that I smoked, to which you replied that you didnât mind. You even suggested that I
smoke mint scented
ones, and this is it.â
Tina panicked for a moment, but she didnât let it show. She excused herself with a smile. âThat was a
long time
ago. I was comatose for six years, so I could no longer stand the smell of cigarettes.â
Upon hearing that, Toby ceased his doubts, thinking that it made sense.
Tina heaved a sigh of relief when she noticed his gaze reverting to its previous calmness. Thank
goodness. / nearly outed myself. Instead of burning the letters so soon, I should have read through them
to avoid making such
mistakes.
Despite feelings of regret, Tina managed to collect herself quickly. âBy the way, you should quit smoking.
Itâs not
good for your health.â
âAlright.â Toby nodded in agreement.
Tina latched herself onto his arm. âYouâre the best, Tobyâ
The best? Toby lowered his gaze when he recalled what Sonia told everyone during the press
conference.
Because I disliked her, I gave her the silent treatment for six years. Am I still a good person after having
done that?
Toby was feeling a little irritated, so he retracted his arm. âTina, I want to know the reason that you lied to
Sonia
about me being your brother six years ago instead of telling her the truth.â His tone turned much more
aloof.
That time, if she had told Sonia the truth, maybe I wouldnât have treated Sonia that way. Itâs just as Sonia
said; she
wouldnât have married me if she knew I was already with Tina. Yet, he somehow felt dejected when the
thought of
Sonia possibly not marrying him crossed his mind.
Meanwhile, Tinaâs gaze flickered for a moment when she heard his query. âIâm sorry, Toby. I didnât mean
to do
that. My parents didnât want me to get into a relationship when I was that young. I was afraid that my
roommates would accidentally blow my cover. I didnât want word to reach my parents, so..â She hung her
head low while
tugging on Tobyâs sleeve. âItâs my fault, Toby.â
Tobyâs heart melted when he saw how pitiable Tina was. After rubbing a finger in between his brows, he
relented.
* Forget it. Itâs all in the past now.â
âSo youâre not angry at me anymore?â Lifting her head, Tina stared at him innocently.
Toby pulled his lips into a thin line. âYeah.â
Tina hugged him smilingly, but there was a conniving look in her eyes when she made sure he couldnât
see her.
The reason she lied to Sonia had nothing to do with her parents, for they were hoping that she could
marry Toby.
She had done so just so she could pull a prank on Sonia.
Knowing that Sonia was planning to confess to Toby, Tina deliberately told Sonia that she merely saw
Toby as her brother just so she could drop the bomb on her when Sonia confessed. It was all an attempt
to shame Sonia, but Tina got into an accident before she could realize her plan.
At that thought, Tina loathed the driver who ran her over. I wouldâve already been married to Toby if
it wasnât for
him, and Sonia wouldnât even be in the picture.
âBy the way, for you to come to me, do you need something?â Toby pushed Tina away gently.
After putting those thoughts aside, Tina bit on her bottom lip. âItâs about Cynthia. Miss Reed is about to
file a
lawsuit against her, so-â
Toby knew what Tina was up to, and his face fell. âAs I told you, I will not help Cynthia. Even if she did it
for your sake, it doesnât excuse her behavior. She only has herself to blame for getting to this point.â
âI know, but I canât bear to see her like that.â Tina heaved a sigh..
Toby combed his fingers through her hair. âDonât worry. Although Cynthia broke the law, her crimes arenât
that severe, so she will only be detained for a few days at most.â
Tina nodded. âI guess thatâs it then. Cynthia acted rashly, so this will be a lesson for her.â Since Toby had
made up
his mind to sit things out, Tina had no way to stop the prosecution.
So it seems that Cynthia will have to go behind bars. I guess thereâs no getting around this. Iâll have to
placate her once she is released. Upon reaching that conclusion, Tina pointed at a corner of the office.
âToby, do you mind if |
use your washroom?â
âSure.â Toby nodded.
Tina headed to the washroom. Once she got inside, she took out her phone to give Cynthia a call.
On the other hand, Cynthia had been waiting for good news from Tina, so she picked up immediately as
soon as
Tina called. âHow did it go, Tina? Did President Fuller agree to help?â
Tina shook her head in regret. âCynthia, he didnât agree to it. Iâm sorry. I already tried my best.â
âHow could this beâ¦â Dumbstruck, Cynthiaâs body swayed as she almost fainted. President Fuller isnât
going to
help me. What should I do?
âCynthia, you-â
Before Tina could finish her sentence, someone was heard knocking on Cynthiaâs door. After putting
down her phone, Cynthia questioned, âWho is it?â
âDelivery,â the person outside answered.
Cynthia didnât doubt it, so she went over and opened the door, only to realize that the person outside
wasnât a delivery man, but two policemen in uniforms. Shoot! Knowing that the police were there to arrest
her, Cynthiaâs first reaction was to close the door, fear evident in her eyes.
Promptly, the policemen held the door open as one of them showed her his ID. âGood morning, Miss
Cynthia
Stone. Miss Sonia Reed reported you for defaming her, so we would like you to come with us.â