When Sam heard the news, he was satisfied and could finally breathe with ease. He finished writing the last word with a smile, and carefully put the brush on the jade brush shelf. A faint fragrance could be detected on one side of the ink stone.

"I knew John would definitely like Nina. At that time when he wanted to get a divorce, it almost pissed me off. But now, the tables have turned. It seems that he still needs to work hard to woo her." Sam mulled, while picking up the calligraphy, and hung it aside. He intently gazed at it with his hands behind his back, quietly appreciating its beauty.

Seeing that Sam had no intention of letting John know the truth, Jake carefully reminded him, "Sir, if you don't tell John now, I'm afraid he will be angry once he finds out the truth in the future."

"What's the difference? Isn't he always angry with me anyway? Just because I didn't give him the divorce agreement then, he hasn't come back for more than half a month now," Sam sardonically snorted and glanced at Jake. "Don't worry. He should be the one thanking me that I didn't give him the divorce agreement when he asked for it. Had I given it to him on that day, he would have signed it right there and then, and I would have lost a beloved daughter-in-law.

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on the household register without any complication if he wished to do so.

"Since we are both willing to file for a divorce, we will go through the administrative procedures. We'll meet at the Civil Affairs Bureau at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Bring all your certificates," John replied to the message without any hesitation. Since the other party knew she was not good enough for him and was aware that they had to get a divorce, he didn't mind the words and tone of the other party.

After all, he was going to divorce her in person tomorrow, and would have nothing to do with her in the future.

As soon as Nina finished her meal and went back to the sofa, she saw the message from her undisclosed husband. She was stunned with relief and quickly grabbed her phone to check again. Indeed, it was true!

"Ha-ha..." Nina chuckled loudly with happiness. It was really a pleasant surprise. She had never thought that her husband would reply to her and voluntarily agree to get a divorce.

This piece of favorable news could almost make her forget all the unnecessary trouble she had encountered today.

Excellent!

Finally, they would be getting a divorce, and she wouldn't have to lose a single hair worrying about the twenty million compensation any longer.