Flash Marriage: She becomes Mrs. CEO after the Failed Dowry Talk-Chapter 787: Have You Made Up Your Mind?
"Everyone makes mistakes, whether big or small. I think I have the right to make mistakes too."
Faced with Nora Northwood’s every insightful word, Jasper Sinclair calmly and methodically rejected her, leaving her speechless in the end.
No matter how you look at it, this deal does not leave Nora at a disadvantage. If she keeps refusing, it just makes her seem unreasonable.
But even the most sensible person has rebellious moments. She asked, "What if I insist on divorcing today?"
"We’ve talked about divorce more than once. Have you ever succeeded?"
Nora suddenly went quiet... Indeed, the last argument dragged on for half a year, and in the end, they reconciled.
After a long standoff, she lowered her head to look at the various documents Jasper had prepared beforehand.
Every clause in the documents was in Nora’s favor.
The more advantageous the conditions, the easier it is to fall into a trap. She understood this principle.
Her hesitation and uncertainty all fell into Jasper’s eyes.
"Don’t rush to agree. I’ll give you a day to think about it. Let me know your decision by tomorrow morning."
Nora gritted her teeth and said, "How come I never realized before that you’re such a cunning man?"
"I’ll take it as a compliment."
"Since your memory loss, your skin has become thicker."
No matter what Nora said or how she said it, Jasper remained unmoved, as if he had her all figured out.
Finally, Nora left the study with a file about three or four centimeters thick.
Jasper watched her leaving back, his eyes filled with a determined satisfaction.
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Nora had been standing by the floor-to-ceiling window for over half an hour, distracted from her work on perfumes.
Her mind was filled with the face of Jasper Sinclair.
In the large office, her figure appeared utterly slender, unable to make up her mind.
Crucially, such a big blunder couldn’t be discussed with anyone.
Nora knew very well that once she agreed to Jasper’s terms, she would be trapped, whether or not he regained his memory later.
She didn’t really want it to come to divorce, but more than that, she didn’t want to spend the rest of her life with someone who didn’t have her in their heart.
Thus, Nora spent the whole day in agitation, not even going downstairs for lunch.
It wasn’t until evening that she returned to the Crimson Hill Villa.
Jasper’s car and hers arrived at the underground garage almost at the same time.
As they got out of the car, Nora angrily said, "Did you deliberately wait for me here?"
"Just a coincidence."
Then, the two of them entered the elevator to the second basement level. In the closed and cramped space, Jasper asked, "Have you decided on your answer?"
"There’s still one night left, what’s the rush?" Nora replied, deliberately keeping him in suspense.
"Since you have the answer, why not tell me earlier, so I won’t lose sleep all night worrying you’ll run off with someone else."
"In any case, I’m not the one who’s going to lose sleep."
The ’someone else’ Jasper referred to was naturally Vincent Morgan, whom he had disliked for a long time.
With a "ding," the elevator doors reopened, and as they stepped out, they were in the living room.
Uncle Kevin, seeing them return together, was overjoyed and said, "I’ve made blanched shrimp for dinner, flown in just this noon, and also brewed fish soup for Mister. You’ll both love it."
Nora smiled and thanked him.
Jasper followed up immediately with, "Thank you, Uncle Kevin."
