Chapter 214

Chapter 214

When the staff asked if they were divorcing voluntarily, Josina did consider saying no. However, he

knew that if he did, Cynthia would leave Jiverton without saying goodbye, and the name Cynthia would

no longer exist in his life.

Joshua stated that it was voluntary and signed the papers.

They obtained the divorce certificate.

At around & o’clock in the afternoon, Joshua and Cynthia walled out of the Civil Affairs Bureau, each

holding their divorce

certificates.

Cynthia felt slightly strange, which she automatically attributed to Joshua being her first love and former

spouse. Hence, it was normal to feel a bit odd.

Thinking about Mitchell’s earlier message, she said to Joshua, “Mr. Neal, goodbye.”

“Goodbye.” Joshua gazed at her deeply.

Cynthia left in a carefree manner, leaving only her back view for him to remember.

Considering that it was quite far from where she lived, Joshua caught up to her with his long legs and

called out, “Let me take you back. It’s not easy to find a taxi here.”!

“No need. Someone is coming to pick me up,” Cynthia replied before Mitchell appeared.

He parked the car in front of Cynthia, rolled down the window, and said, “Cyn, get in.”

“Okay.” Cynthia walked toward the car.

Joshua frowned, barely noticeable. When he saw Cynthia was about to open Mitchell’s car door and

get in, he abruptly grabbed her wrist and pulled her back!

“What are you doing? Cynthia was taken aback by his sudden action and felt annoyed.

“Why is Mitchell here?” Joshua’s tone turned cold. He even started imagining that perhaps Mitchell was

here to marry Cynthia after their divorce.

The thought of that possibility ignited anger within him.

“He’s here to pick me up. What else?

Cynthia freed herself from his grasp. She had not told him that she was leaving Jiverton with Mitchell

today to go to Nexuria because she knew if she mentioned it, given Joshua’s overactive imagination,

he would definitely assume that she was going with Mitchell to get married.

After all, Cynthia and Mitchell had nothing to hide.

Joshua wanted to see if there was something between them, but Cynthia remained calm throughout.

Angry as he was, he knew he had no right to investigate anything at this point.

“You still haven’t told me your identity and where your family is.

“Grandpa knows,” Cynthia replied.

Joshua raised an eyebrow. “Grandpa?”

“Yeah,” Cynthia said.

While Joshua pondered, Cynthia swiftly opened Mitchell’s car door and got in. Mitchell started the car

and drove away.

Joshua watched the car disappear in the distance, contemplating chasing after them but realizing it

would be meaningless even if he caught up. Instead, he returned to his car and headed to Old Neal

Manor.

He needed to ask Old Man Neal why he was not informed about Cynthia’s entity and why he had been

left to investigate on his own for so long

While Joshua sought answers, Cynthia was already on her way to the airport.

On the road, Mitchell asked Cynthia, “Does Old Man Neal really know your identity?”

“Mmhmm,” she replied.

Then it’s not over between you two.”

“What do you thean?”

“Joshua will find out how badly you deceived him, and he’ll definitely come looking for you again,”

Mitchell said with an elegant demeanor, smiling charmingly.

Cynthia paused, then took out her phone. “You’re right… I almost forgot.”

“What?” Mitchell glanced at her.

“Deleting and blocking all his contact Information. Completely cutting off the past, Cynthia said.