Chapter 32

Genevieve saw through Raymond's intentions immediately. He was forcing her to spend time alone with Zachary. In the end, she softened and gave a slight nod. After Raymond finished dinner and went back to his room, Zachary instantly put on a warm, affectionate smile. He stood, poured her a glass of red wine, then set Genevieve's favorite lemon-butter sea bass neatly onto her plate. "Gen," he said, deliberately gentle. "I was wrong before. I let that woman cloud my judgment, and I did a lot of things that hurt you. Believe me, I'll cut her off completely." He looked at her as though he were playing the lead in a romance movie. "Let's start over, okay? Grandpa's getting older. All he wants is a great-grandchild. Let's have a baby, so he can finally have some peace of mind." Genevieve found him ridiculous. He really thought he was something. Genevieve spoke flatly. "Zachary, I want a divorce. As for what you and Regina have been doing behind my back, I'll deal with both of you later