Chapter 90

Luke thought, "Did she truly not love him anymore? Was she really indifferent, and did she not care at all? If any love remained, how could she have spoken those words with a smile?" Luke leaned against the wall for support, the ache in his heart nearly making him collapse. It turned out the worst punishment wasn't her desire for a divorce and to leave him. It was that she had erased him from her heart. He recalled the woman who once gazed at him with pure love—the woman who was so enamored with him that she agreed to a secret marriage, signed a prenuptial agreement, wasn't intimidated by his parents' coldness, and found happiness just being by his side. How had he managed to lose her? In the dining room, Henry slammed his hand on the table with a loud bang and said, "Vespera, one shouldn't be this greedy. Do you think you're entitled to 10% of the company's shares?" Vespera remained calm and unperturbed. "It seems you disagree," she replied with a heavy sigh. "Well, then, you sh