Mr. Remus Your Billionaire Wife Wants a Divorce
Chapter 126

Chapter 126

Chapter 126

“Ah!”

Snow covered her face and looked at Nathan in disbelief. Cora pushed him away and shielded herdaughter as she glared at him.

“What are you doing?! Do you know how terrified Snow has only did

been at the police station? Na you show no concern for her, but you even slapped her! Have you lostyour mind?!”

Nathan sneered. “If you two hadn’t offended Silvia, Remus Corporation wouldn’t have terminated all itsprojects with Walls Corporation. While you were in the police station, you didn’t have to fret about thecompany. Do you know how many people I had to appease and how much it cost to get youreleased?!”

Cora’s anger did not subside, and she retorted, “Isn’t that your responsibility?”

“If you and Snow hadn’t created this mess, would I have to please others? I’m warning both of you.Tomorrow night, you’ll apologize to Silvia until she’s satisfied!”

With tears in her eyes, Snow shouted, “I won’t apologize!”

Nathan’s expression remained cold. “You can choose not to apologize, but I’ll cut ties with you. If you’renot my daughter, you can do whatever you want. I won’t care about you.”

Snow was shocked. After a long silence, she trembled and said, “Dad, are you serious? Are you goingto disown me because of an outsider?”

“Do you think I’m doing this for an outsider? Do you get how much pressure Remus Corporation hasbeen putting on our company lately? If things continue like this, Walls Corporation will go bankrupt

in less than a month!”

Snow

did not expect it to be so serious. She bit her l*p and said, “But Ada told me that Neil loves her. Howcould he work against the Walls Family for Silvia?”

Nathan’s expression grew colder as he recalled what Silvia had said before she left. “If Neil truly lovesAda, why hasn’t he divorced Silvia to be with her?”

“B–Because Silvia refuses to get a divorce!”

He never thought that Snow would be so foolish. He sneered and said, “You believe everything Adasays. Why didn’t she plead with Neil for you when you were detained? Think a bit more before you act!At tomorrow’s dinner party, you two either apologize to Silvia, or I publicly cut ties with you. Chooseone!”

Then, he left without another word.

Snow was helpless as she turned to Cora, who had been silent throughout. “Mom, what should I do?”“Just listen to your dad and apologize.”

“But I don’t want to-”

“Snow, do you know who gave me the idea to splash paint on Silvia?” Cora interrupted her sternly.

Snow was momentarily stunned. Although the thought had crossed her mind, she had refused toacknowledge it.

“Stop! Ada wouldn’t harm me!”

“Think about it carefully. Why did Silvia slap you when you and Ada burnped into her the last time? Andwhy did the police arrest us instead of Ada?”

Snow looked hurt. “Mom, please stop. We did those things willingly. Ada just wanted to help.”

“You need to distance yourself from her. Otherwise, you might not realize how things went wrong.”

If it had not been for what Nathan said earlier, Cora might still hold a grudge against Silvia and feelgratitude toward Ada.

She left and paid no attention to Snow’s response.

How dare Ada plot against them! She would not let the matter slide so easily!

Snow returned to her room in a daze. As soon as she sat on her bed, she received a call from theproduction team of “A Thousand Years.”

“Miss Walls, your recent actions have crossed our ethical guidelines. After much discussion, we’vedecided to terminate your contract. Starting tomorrow, you won’t be a part of our production

anymore.

Silvia was still not used to coming home and seeing Neil sitting at the table. He was waiting for her tohave dinner.

She took a seat beside him and said, “Let’s eat. Actually, you don’t have to wait for me next time.”

He cocked an eyebrow in surprise and said, “You seem to be in a good mood today.”

She nodded. “Yes. Snow’s father came to MY Corporation to apologize today. He also mentioned thatSnow and Mrs. Walls are going to publicly apologize to me.”

“Someone in the Walls Family is finally being reasonable.”