Chapter 840: Chapter 840: We Have Already Dissolved Our Marriage Arrangement
âSister? Then youâre still her brother-in-law! You still love her!â
Jasmine Clark had become so hysterical that she was being unreasonable. William Sullivan frowned, his patience wearing thin in the face of her behavior, âWe have already dissolved our marriage arrangement.â
He would have been better off not mentioning that, as it immediately made Jasmineâs eyes blaze with fury, âI didnât agree! A unilateral dissolution of our marriage arrangement doesnât count!â
âBrother William, why are you doing this to me? What did I do wrong? Is it wrong for me to like you? When your company was in crisis, I asked my mom to persuade my dad to help you. After we got engaged, you wouldnât answer my calls, you wouldnât reply to my texts, you just vanished every dayâŠâ
âSo what, thatâs why you went to Capital City to cause trouble for Enna? Framed her with an edited photo?â William Sullivan was usually very patient, especially with women, as he had a gentlemanly nature. But Jasmineâs incessant irrational demands pushed him to expose her self-spun tale of innocence, âWhen I got engaged to you, even though it was a business marriage, I decided I wanted to properly be with you. But you lived in constant doubt, calling me incessantly, and if you couldnât reach me right away, you would go calling my friends, my parents. I only went to Capital City once, and you assumed I was there to see Enna and without any basis, you framed her. Is this what you call love? Do you truly love me? All I see is you loving yourself.â
âIâŠâ Jasmine was rendered speechless by his questioning, stammering in her rebuttal, âI didnât, I do love you. From my childhood to now, Iâve only loved you. Since I first saw you in high school, Iâve liked you. I did all that just to make you cut ties with her!â
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âWe never had contact in the first placeâŠâ William Sullivan interrupted her.
Jasmine paused, as if a memory struck her, then cried and laughed, âRight, you never contacted that little bitch, you were with Cherysh Jordan!â
âBrother William, do you know how dirty Cherysh Jordan is? Donât be fooled by her!â
William Sullivan had no desire to continue the conversation. His handsome face furrowed with disappointment, but he still extended his hand to her, âJasmine, come with me to the police station and turn yourself in. Itâs not too late to do it now.â
Turn herself inâŠ
Jasmine suddenly stopped crying, backed away violently, and growled, âI wonât go! Iâm not going to the police station!â
âJasmineâŠâ
âHa, youâre all the same, Brother William, even you. I wonât go, I absolutely wonât. Itâs fine if you wonât help me, Iâll help myself!â
After shouting, she turned and ran.
William Sullivan instinctively tried to stop her, but Jasmine ran too fast; she was in the car in the blink of an eye.
The red BMW drove away in front of him, so fast that he had no chance to see the license plate clearly.
He thought about the words Jasmine had said before she left, and the intensity of her emotions, an inexplicable unease suddenly welled up in his heart. He turned back toward the company, planning to use his connections to check whether Jasmine had been released from prison and why she had become like this. Once he had confirmation, he would warn Enna.
The image of the girlâs innocent and cheerful demeanor at eighteen flashed through William Sullivanâs mind, and a bitter smile appeared on his lips as he remembered the shocking wedding news from Linton City he had seen online recently.
Jasmine didnât understand that he truly regretted, regretted his own cowardice back then, regretted his pathetic departure overseasâŠ
But now he knew full well it was too late for regrets, he could never go back to the pastâŠ
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