hapter 429 In Critical Condition
Byron had fewer thoughts than Cora. After he left, he went straight to Perpetual Daylight and interrogated the man who followed Cora.
But the man had obviously been trained. He wasn’t afraid of any torture instruments, nor did he say anything.
Fortunately, Carter found something.
“He entered the country half a month ago and currently works at Lionel’s security company.”
In other words, Lionel planned to attack Cora.
This discovery made Byron’s expression extremely icy.
“Check the source of Lionel’s funds and cut it off at the source.”
Even though Lionel asked those killers to work for him, he had to have money.
Therefore, only by cutting Lionel’s funds off at the source could the hidden danger be eliminated.
Seeing that Byron was about to leave, Carter asked, “What do you want to do with this man?”
“Isn’t the biology laboratory short of lab rats? Send him there,”
Chapter 429 In Critical Condition said Byron.
Then, he went back to Cora.
When he returned, Cora had already fallen asleep.
Byron knew she couldn’t sleep well and thought she would take the initiative to make peace with him after he came home.
But now, he realized he had overestimated himself.
She had fallen into deep sleep before he came back.
Byron laughed at himself.
But in the end, he lay beside Cora after washing up.
Actually, while he was away in the past few days, he only slept for three hours a day because he couldn’t hug her and smell her body fragrance to sleep.
Now, with the familiar body temperature and fragrance in his arms, he didn’t want to do anything but have a good sleep.
Within a few minutes, he entered a sweet dreamland with her.
In the dream, Cora said to him, “I want to give birth to your children.”
His lips couldn’t help but curve upwards in a smile.
However, the dream seemed to be always the opposite of reality.
Chapter 429 In Critical Condition.
As soon as he woke up the next morning, Cora drew boundaries. with him again.
“If you want to live here, I’ll move out.”
Cora said what Byron hated to hear the most on such a beautiful morning.
Byron stretched out his long arms, bringing Cora, who was about to get out of bed, back.
He trapped her in his arms and whispered in her ear, “Okay. Remember to tell me where you will move to.”
“Why do I need to tell you?”
Cora hurriedly pushed him away because she heard the hoarseness unique to the early morning from his voice and his longing for her.
But he was stronger than she. Instead of letting her push away, he hugged her tighter.
Meanwhile, he continued whispering in her ear, “Tell me, and I will move there.”
“I moved out because I don’t want to live under the same roof
with you anymore.”
Cora learned the divorce laws in the past two days.
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A divorce required two–party consent.
If she still wanted to divorce, the two parties had to be legally separated for six months or one year. She planned to do it.
But if Byron wanted to move in with her, it wouldn’t be a
separation.
Her cheeks were flushed with anger, but Byron still pecked at the tip of her car lightly.
“You don’t want to, but I want. You are my wife. I will follow you wherever you go!”
He disagreed with the divorce and even said sweet words.
Cora was so angry that she pushed Byron away hard.
Maybe Byron was afraid of hurting her, so he didn’t force her to make out.
When the two were going to work, Byron said, “I’ll pick you up after work.”
Cora knew he was afraid she would be followed again. But she was mad now and deliberately said something to anger him.
“No. I’m going to find other men!”
“I’ll break the legs of any man you’ll find. If there are too many broken legs, let’s see who dares to make a pass at you.”
Chapter 429 In Critical Condition Cora was speechless.
She knew Byron was hard to argue with, so she just shut up.
But she had to think of a way to anger Byron after getting off work.
Cora was so focused on how to anger Byron and divorce. She never thought she would be brought to the emergency room before leaving work.
