He Wants Two Wives She Wants a Divorce novel Chapter 81

Chapter  81

As these thoughts ran through her mind, Eva suddenly felt an urgent need for a definite answer. “Leon.” 

“Go ahead” Leon met her pare 

“After you divorce Victoria, will you marry me?” Eva asked, her heartbeat accelerating I was not from nervousness but unease, a fear of hearing the answer she did not want. 

A hint of seriousness flashed across Leon’s usually composed features. He had clearly not expected her to ask this. 

“I know this question is a bit about. But just want to get some clarity so I can be mentally prepared,” Eva continued without waiting for his response, not wanting the moment to 

hum awkward. 

“I gave you the answer from the start. The outcome will not change no matter what happens along the way,” Leon stated directly 

Eva forced a smile. “see” 

Leen responded with a low hum 

“Then will you marry someone else?” she asked tentatively 

Leon’s deep and unreadable gare settled on her. He knew what she was thinking and why she was asking these questions, but that did not mean he would give her the answer she wanted. 

Eva waited for a long time, but no ponse came. Deep down, she already knew the truth–he would never marry her. 

“I’m just worried that if you marry someone else, she might not accept my presence. That would inevitably cause trouble,” she added quickly, trying to find a reasonable excuse. Leon give her a definite answer. “Mrs. Quigley will only ever be Victoria” 

if a miracle happened and Laura woke up earlier, then Victoria would finally have her emotional support back 

Leslie did not try to persuade her otherwise. He simply reassured her that everything on his end was under control and encouraged her to focus on her own responsibilities. Victoria nodded repeatedly in agreement. 

Soon mough, Wednesday arrived. 

Following Victoria’s scheduled appointment with Nexus Interactive Technologies, she arrived for her final interview. 

Although Drop had always been a man of his word and had promised not to interfere, she was still worried he had meddled behind the scenes. 

Led by the interviewer, the was escorted into the manager’s office 

Timothy Tanner, the manager, was a man in his early 30s with sharp features. He wore a simple light–colored dress shirt. Seeing her enter, he greeted her warmly, “Victoria?” “Yes,” she responded