After getting married for six years, Ashley found out that she was infertile and felt guilty, so she devoted herself to helping her husband, Jake, manage the company.
Knowing that Ashley was infertile, Jake was as cautious as usual.
Seeing this, the employees began to gossip, "Mrs. Ashley is so busy every day. Doesn't she worry that Mr. Jake is looking for a woman outside?"
Looking for a woman? She would never believe it!
Unexpectedly, one day, someone threw the evidence in front of Ashley, and she said to herself, "Six years relationship has been broken."
She dumped the jerk without hesitation. She didn't expect to be targeted by Lucas, the CEO of a big company.
"Mr... Mr. Lucas? Why are you here?"
Lucas looked at her coldly and said, "I heard your thing, so I came."
"What?"
"I'll give you a week." he stood up and said in a low voice, "I want to see your divorce certificate in a week."
Why doesn’t she accept the best gift?
Fine, I'll ask him to take it.
"Okay."

The Second Wife of Paranoid Mr. Lucas

As soon as the door was closed, Lucas pinched between his eyebrows and shook his head. He hated him for being powerless and unable to do anything now. Thinking of what Ivette had just said, he became more flustered.


He took out his spare phone and called Charles.


"Why haven't you reported to me about Ashley recently?"


He asked about Ashley. On the other end of the phone, Charles had just finished a meeting. He did not understand and scratched his head.


"Brother, isn't she still in M country? She is running the Rose company with Hess. Is there anything else?"


"Is there anything else?" Lucas raised his voice at the end of the sentence and said in a stern voice, "I don't want your ambiguous answer. Within an hour, I want the recent situation of Ashley."


"Okay, brother. I'll have someone look into it right now."


Charles was also confused because he hadn't received any report about Ashley these days. If it weren't for Lucas's call, he wouldn't have thought about it recently.


Chapter 326 A Debt of Gratitude