Chapter 630
I Want a Divorce
Chapter 630 Letâs Split Up
âAbigail, your son is truly ridiculous. How can he do such things and still be safe in the country? How
much effort did you put into protecting him?â An aunt couldnât bear it any longer.
They were greedy, but they would never engage in such reckless behavior.
âHeâs obviously talking nonsense!â Mollyâs voice trembled.
âWhether itâs nonsense or not, we will know soon enough. You want his daughter to marry into the
Davidson Family so that the Davidson Fainily can use their connections to clean up his ill-gotten
money. After you die, youâre probably going to hell!â Sean spoke to Molly without any mercy.
She had done so many things that harmed Lawrence and Scarlett, so he didnât need to respect her at
all.
âShut up!â Vincent suddenly shouted with bloodshot eyes..
Abigail was startled. She stared at Vincent closely and noticed that he was trembling all over, and the
murderous intent in his eyes was terrifying.
Sean looked at him coldly. âDid I say anything wrong? Itâs your good luck that those at the Golden
Triangle didnât kill you.â
âI told you to shut up!â Vincent said again.
âVincentâ¦â Molly cried out.
Vincent smirked coldly. âYou have no evidence to back up what you said. If you have the ability, show
me the evidence!â
âI believe that youâll be caught red-handed soon,â Sean said calmly.
Vincent took a deep breath in silence. His hand clenched into a fist by his side, trembling
uncontrollably. âIf what you said is true, and I have committed such a serious crime, why is there still no
evidence until now? Is it really that difficult to investigate?â
âThis has been a plan of yours for over twenty years. If it could be discovered immediately, then the
police would be psychic,â Sean said indifferently.
âVincent, donât argue with him anymore. Since he mentioned splitting up, we can do it. How should the
Pearsonsâ properties and shares be divided?â Molly didnât want to argue with them. She knew that
Vincent would only make more mistakes if he spoke further.
It was a fact that he and his wife threw Abigail into the sea, and Molly couldnât cover it up for them.
Now that she was old, she just wanted to ensure Vincentâs safety for the rest of his life so that she
could die in peace.
Vincent turned around and held her hand, saying, âTheyâre just accusing me for the sake of the assets.
Mom, I can give up everything. I donât want anything as long as youâre by my side.â
Sean sneered, âYouâve made over 13 billion in ill-gotten money; isnât the Pearson estate just pocket
change for you?â
âI told
you to shut up!â Vincent roared in anger.
If it werenât for Sean, he wouldnât have failed so miserably!
Without Sean, he would still be the one possessing limitless wealth. Once he laundered the moneyâ¦
he would be the richest man and the shrewdest investor in Capitalis, and he would enjoy abundant
honors and riches.
But all of this was ruined by Sean!
Seeing Vincent in a state of desperation, Sean felt a sense of satisfaction. He smirked. âYou pale in
comparison to Mr. Pearson. He outsmarted you even though you plotted for over twenty years.â
Those words struck a nerve in Vincentâs fragile heart. He lashed out at Sean, âWho do you think are?
This is the Pearson Residence, not the Graham Residence. Get lost!â
you
Abigail stepped forward, coldly staring at Vincent. âAs an elder, how can you behave so disgracefully?
So many people are watching; arenât you ashamed?â
Vincentâs face turned terrifyingly dark. But Abigail was not intimidated by him.
âLetâs split up,â Molly spoke up. âEven if Vincent doesnât want the estate, I do!â
Lawrence looked at her with disappointment, his l*ps trembling uncontrollably.
âYou have your own family, a devoted wife, an obedient son, and me, your returning daughter. You lack
nothing,â Abigail said to Lawrence.
Sean stepped forward and discreetly squeezed Abigailâs hand.
She was raised by Analise and Theodore, and she had never experienced unfair treatment within her
family. She had no idea what parental favoritism could do to a child.
Even though Lawrence was already an adult, as a filial child, he was destined to struggle with this
hurdle and couldnât truly accept his motherâs bias.
Abigail couldnât truly understand his feelings.
Lawrence nodded, but he was still in pain. He had worked hard since childhood, always obeying his
parentsâ wishes. Josh was the same way, being filial to his parents and grandparents. But why did
Molly only show love to Vincent?
âMr. Pearson, even if you choose to split up, itâs not a big deal,â Sean said.
Lawrence looked at Molly with a heavy heart. âAre you really determined to split up?â
âIâll go with Vincent, and you can make your own decision. Iâm getting old and canât do much for you
two anymore. Your younger brother has always been weak since childhood and canât compare to you.
Youâve worked hard all these years, and I do remember that. As for the assets, I want this house and
30% of the shares, not a single cent less,â Molly said, then turned her head to look elsewhere.
Scarlett spoke up at this moment. âSince you chose to side with him, then I must also ask you this. This
house was bought by us initially, so why should we give it to him?â
Molly looked at her coldly. âThe Pearsonsâ affairs are none of your business. Let me tell you, I am their
mother, and I have the final say!â