Mia quickly interjected, “I don’t want anything, Grandma.”


    “Mia, oh, Mia. People always get as much money as they can from it when ites to divorce. How


    could you not want anything? What do you take us for?”


    “Grandma, I married Timothy not because of money anyway. Plus, my family is financially stable. I don’t


    need money. You don’t have to worry about it.”


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    Timothy added, “Grandma, I gave her property, but she didn’t want them.”


    Mia nodded honestly. “Yes, he’s right.”


    Laura waved her hand. “I’ll make the call for this. I’ll make another arrangement for the property


    settlement. I’ll contact thewyerter to bring over an agreement.”


    Mia knew that Laura was a woman of her word. Laura would surely make Mia sign the property


    settlement agreement.


    Still, Mia didn’t want money from the Barretts. “It won’t be done in time. Actually, Timothy and I have


    agreed to go to the courthouseter. You don’t have to do that.”


    “It’s fine. I’ll tell thewyer to deliver the agreement to the courthouse. You can settle everything there


    altogether.”


    Mia didn’t expect Laura to be this adamant.


    At this point, Mia knew that Laura would make her ept the properties no matter what.


    She nodded. “Okay. It’s gettingte. I should get going now.”


    “Go ahead. There’s still time before the courthouse closes. I’ll urge the legal team to draft the


    agreement


    as soon as possible,” Laura urged, still on the topic of their divorce.


    Mia nodded and left the room. When she was outside, she realized that Timothy didn’t follow her. She


    didn’t know if she should go ahead first or not.


    Timothy, who was still in the room, looked at Laura. “Grandma, are you not angry?”


    “I am! I didn’t know how you actually treated her in private until today. I regret not asking you guys to


    divorce.”


    Those hurtful words hit his soft spot. “Don’t you like Mia? Why did you agree to the divorce?”


    Laura gave him a meaningful look. “What’s the matter? What are you trying to imply?”


    “I mean, I don’t care who my wife is. Since Mia can make you happy, you can make her stay.”


    *Timothy, do you think that you’re a hot catch? How can I be this selfish by letting her waste her time


    with us? She’s still young and she found her family. I heard that they’re financially stable. Even if she’s


    a divorced woman, she’ll be able to find a man who loves her and build a family with her. Why must she


    stay with us?”


    Her reaction was beyond his expectations.


    Frustration bubbled in him when he heard that Mia would find another man and build a family after the


    divorce.


    At the same time, Laura was sharp enough to tell something was off.


    Her eyes narrowed, “Timothy, is it possible that you don’t want to divorce her?”


    His eyes wavered. “No. I’m just thinking about your wellbeing.”


    “Don’t put it that way. You’re turning me into a sinner. Since you don’t like Mia, divorce then. Stop


    torturing each other.”