Chapter 44

Chapter 44

Ada had hoped to replace any hint of anger and jealousy on Silvia’s face, so she was disappointed to seeher unbothered expression.

She sneered and looked at Silvia in disdain. “Do you honestly believe that pretending to be tolerant willwin Neil’s heart? Stop deluding yourself!”

“Ada, you’re really pitiful,” Silvia calmly said.

“What did you say?!”

Ada’s eyes widened in anger and disbelief.

How dare Silvia call her pitiful!

“Isn’t it the truth? Your entire existence seems to revolve around Neil as if life holds no meaning for youbeyond him.”

Looking at Ada, Silvia wondered if she had appeared just as pitiful to others over the last three years.

“Silvia, you’re the pitiful one. Even if Mom and Dad did bring you back to the Pond Family, no one trulycares about you. Even your husband doesn’t have any affection for you. So, no, I’m not pitiful!!

Silvia laughed. She might have yearned for love from the Pond Family and Neil, but that was in thepast. She did not care about such things anymore.

The most important thing now was to love herself. Seeking validation from others would only trap her ina never–ending cycle of self–doubt.

“Whatever. I’ll thank you if you can convince Neil to divorce me.”

With that, Silvia left. However, she came to a stop when she suddenly saw a figure around the corner.

It was Neil, and he was looking at her with an unfathomable gaze.

Her heart skipped a beat. He hated it whenever she brought up the topic of divorce.

Just as she braced for his anger, he left without a word.

Sensing his anger, Silvia frowned but did not go after him.

When she returned to the living room, Idris approached her and softly said, “Your grandmother’s in theside hall. She wishes to speak with you.”

Silvia nodded and headed for the side hall.

This time, her grandmother, Bethany Moore, had a completely different attitude toward her. She smiledlovingly as soon as she saw Silvia.

“Silvia, come sit beside me.”

Silvia sat down and left some space between her and Bethany. “Grandma, I heard

it wou were

Bethany asked about her well–being before changing the subject. “It’s been three years since youmarried Neil. Given that Neil treats you well now, you should seize this opportunity and have a childwith him. That way, no one can challenge your position.”

Silvia was surprised. The Pond Family had previously urged her to divorce Neil so that he could marry

Ada.

She did not expect them to shift their stance so rapidly. Therefore, she was impressed.

“Grandma, I’ve come to discuss something with you.”

“What is it?”

“I intend to divorce Neil,”

Bethany’s smile faded, and her gaze turned cold.

“Silvia, I always thought you were a clever child. How can you say something so foolish?”

Silvia looked at her calmly and said, “My divorce from Neil would be advantageous for the Pond Family.I only returned to the Pond Family at the age of sixteen. If Ada marries Neil, she’ll undoubtedly be in abetter position to assist the Pond Family.”

Bethany never thought Silvia would be so forthright. She fell silent for a moment before she responded,“You mean it?”

Silvia smiled. “Of course! His heart has always been set on Ada. I know that it’s impossible for him tofall in love with me. As long as the Pond Family is willing to step in, I’m ready to divorce him.”

Bethany remained somewhat skeptical. She found it hard to believe that Silvia would willingly divorceNeil and give up on the Remus Family’s wealth.

“Give me some time to think about it. After all, we need to respect Neil’s opinion as well.”

Silvia could sense that Bethany was trying not to address the issue directly. She was torn betweenwanting Ada to marry Neil and the fear of offending him.

“Grandma, please take your time to consider it carefully.”

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