Boss, Your Wife is Asking for A Divorce, Again!

Chapter 1289

"In that case, why didn't you control your temper then?" Harry rebuked.

Lynette pouted aggrievedly. "It never dawned upon me that Toby loved that woman. I simply thought that they..."

She stomped her foot in frustration. "He would not treat me like this no matter what I did if he didn't love her. None

of us expected that Toby actually loved her. That b*tch was so arrogant and cocky. I was so pissed."

Harry sighed dejectedly as he replied, "Yeah, none of us expected that Toby actually loved that woman. This is our

biggest mistake. Now, these things you have done have made Toby utterly disappointed in us. He despises us now.

We've made the worst move possible tonight."

They shouldn't have come tonight. They should have held back and waited.

Just like Tom said, Toby didn't plan to release the statement today, but Lynette sent her two subordinates and made

Toby upset. It was only after the incident today did he decide to release the news after the banquet.

To make matters worse, Lynette messed up again, which changed Toby's mind yet again, and he decided to release

the statement now.

Therefore, they made the wrong move by executing those two ill-thought-out plans tonight.

They should have held back and done nothing for now. At least, they would have a slight chance to get back on

their feet. Alas, they were forced to a dead end.

"Grandpa, what should we do now?" Lynette was anxious and panicked the longer she dwelled upon their failure.

Although she wasn't experienced in the business world, she knew what would happen to her family once Toby

released his statement.

It wouldn't take very long before their company went bankrupt, and she would lose her status as the dignified Miss

Lore. Once that happened, she would lose everything.

She did not want any of these to happen, so she couldn't help but regret her impulsiveness.

Harry didn't say anything and merely rewarded her with a sullen glare. There was none of the usual affection in his

eyes as they were now filled with indifference and loathing.

He was a realistic man. Before Lynette brought trouble to him and their family, he could pamper her and spoil her

rotten.

After all, unlike the foolish and laughable Grayson, Lynette was as intelligent and cunning as he was. Thus, he

favored her more than all his other children and grandchildren.

However, his adoration was conditional. He would unconditionally protect her and spoil her as long as she listened

to him and brought benefits to the family. But once she failed to do so and brought trouble instead, he would

immediately discard her.

After all, he would not take a fancy to a useless pawn.

Lynette could feel Harry's noticeable change of attitude toward her. Her heart sank, and she muttered uneasily, "G-

Grandpa..."

Harry did not say anything in return. Instead, he stared at her gloomily for a while before retracting his gaze and

slumping back in his chair. He lowered his head slightly and pondered about something.

Meanwhile, Lynette became more frightened and agitated despite Harry's lack of reprimand.

Harry's scolding indicated that he still held high hopes for her, but when he did nothing, it indicated that he was

ready to give up on her and began to weigh the last remaining value he could gain from her.

Of course, Toby and Sonia had no idea that Harry and Lynette were about to turn against each other.

After Toby cautiously applied ointment on Sonia's arm, he kept the ointment away and advised, "Next time, when

you meet these people again, call me immediately or call for help. Don't handle it yourself, or you'll get hurt again."

Sonia giggled in amusement when she saw his scrunched-up brows and listened to his advice. "Alright, I got it, Mr.

Butler. You've been saying the same thing repeatedly. Stop it, will you? I've never thought that you would be one to

nag."

"I'm not nagging." He pursed his lips and replied seriously, "I'm reminding you so that you know what to do next

time when you land in the same situation as this one."

She wrapped her arms around his and consoled him, "Alright, I know, and I remember every word you say. I won't

face the situation alone again. Are you happy now?"

She even held up three fingers and swore a vow. Toby could only mess up her hair as he smiled at her antics.

"Mr. Fuller." Tom suddenly knocked on the open door of the lounge and stood outside, waiting for Toby's permission

to enter.

Sonia immediately released Toby's arm and sat properly next to him. She felt pretty embarrassed to act so

intimately with him when there was an audience.

Nonetheless, Toby did not feel the same way. He had always loved flaunting his affection toward her in public. So,

he was a little upset when Sonia withdrew away from him.

He was even more displeased with Tom, who came over just when the atmosphere was pleasant. It was because of

his arrival that she moved away from him.

Toby pursed his thin lips, glared at Tom discontentedly, and snapped grumpily, "What is it?"

Tom naturally heard the displeasure in Toby's tone, but he didn't know what was going on, and he stood awkwardly

in the doorway. What the heck? What did I do? I didn't upset him, did I?

Sonia covered her lips and giggled when she darted her gaze between the grumpy Toby and bewildered Tom. "It's

okay, Tom. Come in."

"Okay, Miss Reed." Tom walked in and smiled at Sonia gratefully, albeit a little confused. Then, he stood about three

meters before Toby and spruced up. "Mr. Fuller, I have the news about the Acrees you asked me to keep an eye

on."

Sonia sat upright and inquired, "Are they here?" She was highly concerned about this matter.

Toby narrowed his eyes and stared at Tom, who shook his head. "No, they did not come to the banquet."

"Oh?" Toby raised his eyebrows. Sonia was equally surprised. "No? They didn't come?"

"They didn't."

"Why not?" She blurted in disbelief. "They tried so desperately to get in touch with Toby and wanted to marry off

their daughter to him. They even bent over backward to get the invitation to tonight's banquet to meet him to

achieve their goal. So, why didn't they come? How could they miss such a good chance?"

Toby looked in askance at her. "You make me sound like I'm a piece of meat that everyone wants to get their hands

on."

Sonia giggled as she retorted, "To those people, you are a piece of meat, a fine-quality one, to boot. They can get

all the benefits they want after getting their greedy little paws on you."

Tom nodded in agreement while Toby shook his head with a resigned smile. Oh, what can I do? As long as she's

happy.

"Miss Reed, actually, they didn't want to squander this chance. It was not in their cards to miss the banquet.

According to my investigation, they had prepared to come to the banquet and even bribed some staff, but

something happened to them on their way here, so they couldn't come," Tom reported professionally.

"Oh? Something happened to them?" Sonia was intrigued. "What a coincidence. What happened that stopped them

from coming?"

"No, it's not a coincidence." Tom shook his head. "Someone ruined their plan on purpose. On their way here, the

Acrees got into a car accident. Their car collided with another vehicle, and the accident destroyed both beyond

recognition."

His remarks shocked everyone in the room. Toby frowned as he tried to wrap his head around this accident and

who stood to gain the most out of this. Whereas Sonia was so aghast, she jerked to her feet and exclaimed,

"What?! A car accident?!"