The Divorce Prescription Chapter 74
The Divorce Prescription
Both Adam and Mary had asked Larry to stay for dinner.
Larry smiled shty. âIn that case, Iâll gladly accept Celine cut off. âHe wonât be for dinner.â
Larry froze and numed to Celine celine returned his gaze. âYouâve just been released from prison. Donât ever Her words immediately cast a tense atmosphere over the room.
Mary looked at Larry in surprise. âYouâve been in prison?
ineâs expression hardened. âYes, for ten years.â
Mary gasped. âWhat did you go to prison for?â
ccomeback.â
Larry shifted his gaze to celine. âYou can ask Celine if youâre curious. She knows better than anyone.â
He threw the question back to Celine, wanting to see if she would reveal the truth his imprisonment Celine saw through his intentions but said nothing.
Mary quickly stepped in to smooth things over. To be able to raise such a wonderful daughter like Celine shows you canât be that bad of a person. Everyone makes mistakes. As long as youâve learned from them.â
Seeing that Celine remained silent, Larryâs smile grew smug. âIn that , I wonât stay for dinner. But Iâd like to have a private word with you, Mr. Alvarez Shall we? Celine wanted to protest, but Adam squeezed her shoulder lightly and replied, âSure, letâs go to the study.â
Larry followed Adam into the study. The sleek monochromatic decor exuded elegance. Every corner of the study reflected the Alvarez familyâs wealth, leaving Larry in awe again Despite his resentment toward Celine, Larry i y wasnât entirely lying earlier. He had spent the past ten years in prison thinking about her every single day.
Celine had banded him in one eye and sent him to jail. He could never forget that And now, she had married into such a wealthy family and was living a good life. But she would never escape him no matter what Larry turned to Adam with sly smile. âMr. Alvarez, Celine grew up in the countryside and didnât even receive a proper education. I know marrying into your family is beyond herâ¦â -Adamâs dark gaze settled on Larry. âNo, sheâs perfect.â
Larry was caught off guard.
Adam continued, âIs that all you wanted to ?â
Larry met his gaze and felt a chill run down his spine. Adamâs eyes were sharp and unreadable carrying an air of danger that made him feel as though he were being dissected.
He forced a laugh âMr. Alvarez, I just got out of prison, and Iâm a little short on money, I was wondering if you couldâ¦â
Adam cocked an eyebrow. âYou want money?â
Larry shifted uncomfortably under piercing gaze but shamelessly replied, âYes, Mr. Alvarez. After all, Iâm Celineâs adoptive father. Itâs only right for you to give me some money as show of respect, right?
Adar leaned back in the , âSure. How much do you want?