Chapter 649: Chapter 651

“As you can see, I’m busy,’ said Tyler coldly. “Things would come up, and after the meeting yesterday, I

had to hurry off to somewhere else for work.”

“If you were busy, why didn’t you tell me?”

“You called me until my phone ran out of battery, so how am I supposed to inform you?” he retorted.

“You could’ve asked your assistant-“

“My phone ran out of battery because you and my business partners couldn’t get in touch with me. Are

you saying that instead of calling them to apologize, my assistant was supposed to prioritize you above

everything?’ The look in his eyes sharpened. “Vicky, you almost cost Hart Corporation millions of

dollars.”

“Was it that bad?” Vicky asked.

“What would happen if you have an appointment with one of your clients, and they suddenly can’t get

hold of you?” i

“I’m sorry.’ Vicky did not expect her actions to have such severe consequences. “I didn’t expect this to

happen…”

“Had it not been because of the phone, I would’ve signed the contract and gotten everything done

within half an hour, which means I would’ve made it in time to the Civil Administration office to file the

divorce. However, due to your actions, the client was upset with us and insisted on renegotiating the

terms. We were required to apologize to the client and even had to give up on some of our profits.

Also…” i

“There’s more?” Her heart sank.

“Had it not been for you, I wouldn’t have to work all night.”

Since Tyler did not seem to be lying, Vicky had no option but to keep apologizing. “I’m sorry. I didn’t

know. I just thought that…”

He sneered. “Did you think I was dragging this on purpose to avoid divorcing you?”

Vicky did not say a word, but she could not help wondering if Tyler was lying to her. After all, it seemed

unlikely that Tyler could not tell what she was thinking.

He grabbed the document on his desk and asked, “Have you brought all your documents?”

She glanced at the bag in her hand and said, “Yeah.”

“I’ll see you in front of the Civil Administration office at two in the afternoon.’

‘ Are you sure?” she asked hesitantly.

‘ Believe whatever you want.” The look in his eyes darkened.

“I’ll believe you.” She sighed a breath of relief and felt overwhelmed by conflicted feelings. “I’ll let you

get back to work, then.”

Tyler hummed in response and ignored her.

Vicky stood and was about to leave when Tyler called out to her. “Hang on.”

She stopped. “What is it?”

He handed her a sealed document folder. “These are the copies of the divorce agreement. Take them

with you.”

‘He actually hands me the divorce agreement!’ she exclaimed inwardly. ‘I guess he does want a

divorce.’

“Alright,” she said without hesitation.

At noon, Vicky sat in a restaurant for lunch near the Civil Administration office.

Though Tyler had agreed to come, Vicky was uncertain if he would fulfill his promise as something else

might come up to stop him from doing so again.

After lunch, she headed out of the restaurant and was about to head to the same cafe as she waited for

Tyler.

The cafe was not far from the restaurant and was only a few minutes away on foot.

She stood by the road and waited for the traffic light to turn green.

Occupied by her thoughts, however, she did not notice an approaching motorcycle, and when the light

turned green, she started to cross the road only to have her bag snatched from her hands. 2

Before she could register what had happened, the thief got her bag, and she immediately shouted,

“Help! A t—”

She choked on the word ‘thief as the man had already zipped away on his motorcycle.