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

Chapter 1376

"So what?" Sonia looked at him. "Why are you telling me this?"

"Because…" Carl dragged his voice as he twirled the pen between his fingers. "I wanna tell you that I'm not weak.

The fact that he's able to hold me back for ten years means he's stronger than me. He has the whip hand to take

back the body whenever he likes, but he didn't. It's because he didn't want to. He's a coward that doesn't have the

guts to face you and the things he had done to you."

Is that so? Sonia lowered her gaze. She did not want to believe Evil Carl's words, but a part of her was aware that it

was not a lie—Carl was unwilling to return.

"So, is he gone?" A lump stuck in her throat, and her eyes reddened.

"He's not sure how to face you and is afraid you won't forgive him, so he initiated a conversation with me through

memos. He was willing to merge with me, allowing me to dominate the body. So, yeah, he's gone. There's only one

personality left in this body. I am Carl Lee from now on." He did not deny her question.

"That fool! Why did he think that way?!" She felt dizzy as she almost collapsed upon knowing the truth. Tears

trickled down her cheeks.

She had always perceived Carl as her younger brother, and she loved him dearly. It was indeed infuriating when she

found out that he was the one feeding her poison, but she never blamed him, not even once! Why didn't he have

more faith in himself? How could he just give up?

"Don't be like this, Sonny." Carl propped his head languidly while comforting her. "I have his memories, so I am him.

You can see me as the same old Carl. I don't mind."

"But it bothers me." Sonia's eyes were furious with red. "Even if you were born in Carl's body and have his

memories, you're not my Carl. I will never see you the same way."

"There's nothing I can do about it, then." He shrugged his shoulders. "But he requested something before I took

over. I accepted it since I figure he'd be gone for good. It's about you, Sonny."

"What is it?" She raised her head instantly.

"That fool knew you were looking for a woman named Tina Gray, so he asked me to find her before he was gone. I

accepted his request. During the last two months, I outsourced hackers around the globe to hunt her down with a

reward. It didn't take up a lot of time. Her whereabouts as well as everything she did in the past six months are

stored in here." He placed the pen down to take a USB drive out of his pocket.

Sonia grabbed it with trembling hands. "This will enable me to know where she is now, right?"

"Yup." He nodded. "I gave him my word. From this day forth, this body belongs to me."

Hearing his declaration, she broke down and wailed while clasping onto the USB drive tightly.

Carl Lee was now a different person. Even if he prioritized her and called her Sonny with that same voice, he would

never be the Carl who used to love her.

Their thoughts stood independently; he might not enjoy whatever the host liked. For instance, he did not love Sonia.

His willingness to learn the way Carl treated and addressed her was solely rooted in Evil Carl's relinquishment. Her

tears did not waver him one bit, hence the apathy to comfort her. He merely sat right there, watching her cry.

Once all the crying exhausted her and her wailing trailed into a soft voice, he piped up, "I've achieved my objective

of coming here. I should get going. I know you don't like me, so I won't reach out to you anymore. Leave everything

in the past. I'm no longer your dear Carl, so there's no point in keeping in touch."

He rose to his feet and trod to the door when something seeped into Sonia's mind. "Wait!"

"Anything else?" Carl halted and looked back.

She clasped her hands, trying to be hopeful. "Is Carl seriously not coming back?"

He smiled with a raised brow. "Of course. There's no other personality in this body. I'm the only one left."

Despair settled in Sonia, who shut her eyes for a couple of moments before gazing at him. "What about Rebecca?

How is she? I contacted her, and she said you've transferred her elsewhere."

"That's true." He shrugged his shoulders. "It's natural for me to do that since that woman serves that fool. Do you

think I will allow a disloyal person to stay by my side? I'm certain that everyone will do the same if they're in my

shoes."

She parted her lips, but nothing came out of her throat. Indeed, there's no need to leave someone unfaithful by his

side.

"But you have nothing to worry about. I did nothing more than transfer her elsewhere on the account of that fool's

willingness to give up this body. It's for her sake too. She and her father had been teetering on the perilous edge.

Moving them elsewhere means taking them out of danger. They should be able to enjoy their life from now," Carl

said.

A wave of relief showered Sonia as she could tell he was telling the truth. It was a relief that Rebecca was safe and

sound. Sonia worried about her safety because she served Carl. Fortunately, things were not as bad as she thought

they would be.

He reconfirmed. "Is there anything else you would like to know, Sonny?"

She shook her head slowly. Now that he was no longer the old Carl, there was nothing to talk about between them.

"If that's the case, I shall take my leave. Let's not meet each other in the future." He wheeled around to wave his

hand before he walked out of the door.

Then, Sonia flopped onto the chair with her glazed eyes staring at the door. Tears flooded her eyes once again.

His final words triggered the realization that she would never see Carl anymore; the boy whom she looked after like

her brother was gone.

Covering her face, she wept in despair. Rita entered the room with documents and hurriedly set them aside when

she saw the crying woman. "President Reed, what's wrong?"

Sonia lifted her head to reveal her swollen eyes. Her voice went hoarse too. "I'm fine. Just… Someone dear to me is

gone. So, I can't help it."

Sighing, Rita thought the person mentioned passed away. "I'm sorry for your loss, President Reed. Since you're

close, I'm sure they wouldn't wish to see you crying. They wouldn't be able to go in peace. So, please take care of

yourself. It'll be bad for your health if you keep this up."

"I know." Sonia wiped off her tears. "I just couldn't help the tears when I heard the news. Thank you."

"Not a problem." Rita pointed at the documents. "Here's the piled-up work during the holidays. You will have to sign

them personally."

"Got it." Sonia finally regained a little of her composure, forcing a smile on her face.