Burning Passion: Love Never Die

Chapter: 28 All text © NôvelD(r)a'ma.Org.

Debbie tapped her fingers on the phone impatiently. What was taking

Carlos so long? Why did he seem so hesitant? He just needed to sign the divorce agreement. A simple scribble on a piece of paper, and everything would be settled. He was so unwilling to sign it, as if he had feelings for her.

Debbie shook her head. On second thought, she was probably the most generous wife to him ever! Her husband had hooked up with countless women during their marriage, but she never cared about that. If he had had any other woman as a wife, she probably wouldn’t have tolerated such promiscuity.

“Okay,” Carlos finally replied.

“But please talk to my grandfather about it. If he agrees, I’ll sign the papers immediately.”

After all, the marriage was arranged by Carlos‘s grandfather.

Debbie’s eyes widened when she read his message. She couldn’t take this anymore! Who on earth was Carlos’s grandfather? She didn’t even know!

Her father was the one who had asked her to marry Carlos. He had said at the time that she wouldn’t regret marrying Carlos. She rolled her eyes at the memory.

But where could she find Carlos’s grandfather?

Debbie typed on her phone angrily.

“He’s your grandfather. Why don’t you look for him yourself? You want me to be the bad guy? You wish!”

Debbie frowned unhappily. This cunning old fox, who was six or seven years older than her, was so annoying!

Carlos read her message with amusement. His wife was like a short-tempered child.

The message reminded him of Debbie. She always spoke in an angry tone of voice.

When he caught himself thinking about Debbie again, Carlos’s eyes flickered with annoyance.

He wasn’t in the mood to deal with a girl, so he simply replied, “My grandfather is in New York. Why don’t you look for him now?”

Carlos tossed his phone aside. He had promised his grandfather that he wouldn’t divorce his wife, but his wife wasn’t in on this agreement. If she really wanted to divorce him, she would have to persuade his grandfather first.

Debbie gritted her teeth, seething with rage.

Realizing that this man wasn’t going to sign the divorce papers any time soon, she grew agitated. He was crazy! She couldn’t just go to New

York to look for his grandfather.

She put her phone down and sighed heavily.

Later that afternoon, Kasie whined, “Debbie, what’s the matter with you? Are you going through an early menopause?”

Debbie rolled her eyes at her friend.

“I’m just so annoyed!”

Carlos was being so difficult!