Lucy opened her eyes and saw a clean room filled with the smell of disinfectant water. Only then did she remember that she had just donated a kidney to her younger sister. The anesthetic has only just worn off.
Just then, the door of the ward opened and a slender man walked in.
When Lucy saw the man, an excited smile appeared on her pale face.
"Smith, you came to see me..."
Lucy's tone was weak, but tried to make every word clear.
She stretched out her hand somewhat hard, wanting to get Smith Lu's response.
But what she could never have imagined was the bad news that followed...
"Lucy, did you know that your family is bankrupt?" Smith indifferently ignored Lucy's outstretched hand, and walked to sit on the sofa by the window.
"What are you talking about? It's impossible, my family has been going well before, and nothing bad has happened recently. How is that possible? Smith, you have to save my family..."
Lucy was so worried that she even could not breathe. And when she asked for help, Smith just watched indifferently.
Gradually, Lucy noticed something, tried to calm herself down, and sat up slightly to look at Smith.
"I have helped you to acquire your family's company, and your property transfer letter has been notarized. I never thought you would love me this much that you're willing to give up all your possessions, but I am here to divorce you today."
Divorce?
Property transfer letter?
Was that prenuptial agreement actually a property transfer letter?
But she didn't know anything about it.
Although they had been married for just a few months, not even six months.
Even Smith almost never came home, she still cleaned the house every day, made his favorite meals and waited for him to come home.
Now she had just gone through surgery and he didn't say a word of concern or a greeting to her.
He only set foot in her ward to get a divorce...

Heavy' love

"I have nothing to do with Smith, you don't have to do that." Her father knelt before her, and she was afraid she would die earlier because of this!


Mr. Fu suppressed his anger, he looked at Smith again, "Mr. Lu, they both are my daughter, just let go of both of them!"


He didn't care which one Smith liked now, they were both his daughters.


But how could Smith care about his rhetoric, his firm outline still exuded indifference, "I listen to Lucy." He knew that once he was deceived by Jane and made Lucy lose her dignity. Now what she lost, he would help her get back!


Lucy frowned inadvertently, but turned a deaf ear to what Smith said. She was very tired and didn't want to mix up these things. Her eyes were staring somewhere out of focus, as if she was experiencing a sleepwalking.


The three parties were deadlocked, and no one was willing to give in.


Chapter 22 Interest concessions