Mr. Remus, Your Billionaire Wife Wants a Divorce novel Chapter 168

David was momentarily stunned before he said, “How’s that possible? We were just joking and asking Neil when you were both planning to have kids. He even said that it depended on you.”

It was obvious that Neil had not told them about the divorce.

Silvia scowled and did not understand why he wanted to keep it a secret.

However, it had nothing to do with her. She looked up at David and calmly said, “We are divorced. I’ve even gotten the divorce certificate.”

David could usually liven up the atmosphere and keep things light-hearted. But he was at a loss of words right now.

He smiled awkwardly and said, “In that case, I won’t bother you anymore. I’ll make a move.”

After that, David went back to the private room.

He immediately said to Neil, “Why are you hiding your divorce from us? Do you really see us as your friends?”

The moment he spoke, Neil and Ryan looked at him at the same time.

Neil’s eyes were cold. “Where did you hear this?”

David sat down and said, “On my way to the washroom earlier, I saw the girl that I like, so I went over to say hi. It turned out that she was having dinner with Silvia, so I said hello… Long story short, she mentioned that you’re divorced…”

Neil promptly stepped out of the private room.

David sighed and turned to Ryan, who was unusually quiet. “Ever since Ada came back, I had a feeling that their marriage would end. But I didn’t expect the divorce to happen this soon.”

Ryan had a cold expression, and he subconsciously clenched his fist.

No wonder Neil had been so brutal about the deal. They were already divorced.

Although he was unhappy with Neil’s actions, he could not help but feel a little happy. Since Neil did not love her, did that mean he stood a chance?

After Neil left the private room, he immediately noticed Silvia and Isla.

Isla wanted to chase after them, but Silvia turned around and shook her head at her.

This was between Neil and her. She did not want to involve others.

He brought her to an empty room and angrily asked, “Why are you telling others about our divorce?”

She calmly looked him in the eye. “Is there a reason to keep it a secret?”

“My grandmother hasn’t been feeling well. I don’t want her to worry about this.”

Silvia scoffed. “Have you forgotten that your grandmother agreed to our divorce?”

He stared at her in response. “Do you think she wants us to be divorced based on how much she likes you? Are you still going to visit her once you marry someone else in the future?”

She then asked, “Are you saying that we have to lie to your grandmother?”