Mr. Neal, Mrs. Neal’s Gone With The Money

Chapter 212

Chapter 212 If he could delay it today, he would not be able to du so tumorrow. Since Cynthia did not want to be with him, what was the point of forcing her to stay? Joshua did not like a marriage filled with arguments. Another hour passed by. Cynthia finally arrived around three o’clock. Moses took the initiative to open the door for Cynthia and led her inside. As they walked, he could not help but say, “Cynthia, are you really not going to give it another thought? A man like Joshua, who is so handsome, wealthy, and in such great shape, is a rare find.” “If you divorce him, won’t you feel disgusted looking at a face that’s not as attractive as his every day? Moses continued chattering a Cynthia paused in her steps and gave him a skeptical glance. “Weren’t you supportive of my decision to divorce him before?” “Supporting, and wanting to prevent you from getting a bad deal are two different things. I’m just simply analyzing the pros and cons of divorce for you,” Moses said as he maintained his carefree attitude. This material belongs to NôvelDrama.Org.

“Who said divorcing means you have to remarry?” Cynthia did not expose him. Until today, Moses still held a tiny bit of hope for Joshua, coupled with his interest in watching the drama unfold. Yet, now that the day of their divorce had arrived and there had been no progress in their relationship, should he not provide some support? “If you don’t remarry, people will surely say you can’t let go of joshua. However, you can’t bring yourself to reconcile with him either,” Moses continued chattering, Cynthia remained silent. She stood at the door, saying, “No one would say that except for you.” However, Moses was right about one thing. After divorcing Joshua, it would not be easy to find someone with a face as handsome as his in the future. Although Mitchell was also good-looking, even to the extent of being a breathtaking beauty that

surpassed the idols in the entertainment industry, when compared to Joshua’s divinely favored face, he fell slightly short. Furthermore, Joshua possessed a certain aura that was hard to find. While thinking about these things, Cynthia had already entered the living room of Sovereign Heights and saw the person waiting on the sofa.l Joshua was wearing a well-tailored suit, with a few stray strands of hair falling on his forehead, adding a touch of attractive disarray to his overall appearance. Seeing Cynthia, Joshua picked up the file bag, his thin lips slightly parted as he uttered, “Let’s go.” “Okay,” Cynthia replied with just one word. They got into the same car while Moses stoud at the door, watching them leave. He only took out his phone after the car disappeared from sight and sent a message to Felix, Daphne, and Old Man Neal (They’re going to get the divorce certificate.] Upon receiving the message, the three of them felt a mix of emotions, but ultimately, they accepted it. The younger generation would have their own fortunes and misfortunes in love, and they would not interfere anymore. The car headed straight to the Civil Affairs Bureau, with Cynthia driving and joshua sitting in the passenger seat. They remained silent throughout the journey. Chapter 212 It took an hour from Joshua’s villa to the Civil Mfaits Bureau. Joshua held the documents in his hand and glanced at Cynthia, noticing a hint of Indifference that was not there before. He softly asked, “There’s no room for discussion?” He did not specify what he was referring to, but Cynthia understood. She simply replied, “No.” “Voel has already taken care of the money. The suburban villa has been transferred to your name, and the most expensive supercar is in the villa’s garage,” Joshua calmly stated, his gaze gradually deepening. “Okay,” Cynthia acknowledged.

Joshua continued. “The villa’s door code is your birthday, and the keys to the car and the spare keys to the villa are in the mailbox outside the villa, with the same code as before.” “okay,” Cynthia responded. Joshua added, “The other keys are in the key tray at the entrance.”