divorce（2）

Jane is like a festering sore on her son, and must be removed as soon as possible.

At that moment, a tall figure strode in leisurely, dressed in a suit and looking handsome and charming. It was John.

Seeing Jane being held down on her knees with obvious marks on her face, John's eyes narrowed slightly.

"Mother, what are you doing here?" He came to Mrs. Land's side, his eyebrows raised.

Mrs. Land frowned at him. "You're still dragging your feet about getting a divorce?"

John sneered coolly, as if he had heard the biggest joke. "A woman who is fickle like that is not worth clinging to."

His tone made it seem like he was talking about a lowly creature.

Jane's heart ached. While Mrs. Land was still present, she blurted out, "Then let's get a divorce now. Whoever doesn't leave is a dog."

John's face darkened, and his gaze towards Jane became exceptionally cold.

Mrs. Land patted his shoulder. "Let's do it today. Alexander will be back soon."

Alexander is coming back?

John lowered his eyes slightly, and after a few moments of silence, nodded. "Alright, let's go to the marriage registration office now."

Mrs. Land received a positive response and left with her people.

As soon as Jane was free, she went over and picked up Jack, who was lying on the ground. He had clearly taken a heavy fall, and his small face was painfully white, but he hugged his knees and didn't make a sound.

"Mom, I'm okay," he murmured softly, even smiling at her.

Jane felt extremely distressed. After setting Jack down, she turned and slapped John across the face without warning.

The slap caught him off guard, and Brian, who was standing behind him, was completely stunned.

"Is it true that the soon-to-be laid-off woman actually hit her boss?"

Is she fearless or what?

After realizing what had happened, John's face turned extremely ugly, and a fierce gaze of hatred surged in his eyes, which was terrifying.

Jane gritted her teeth and didn't back down, "This slap is for what you did to Jack."

"In your heart, is this bastard the most important thing?" John's eyes were like flames, and his aura was icy.

"Yes," Jane closed her eyes.

John clenched his fists by his side, and a cold smile crossed his tense and handsome face. "Good, after we divorce, you're not allowed to see Jill."

Jane's body trembled, and her heart was in pain. Jill was also her child.

John walked out with a cold face, afraid of causing trouble. She turned around, picked up Jack, and followed him out.

Brian walked up to her and motioned for her to sit in another car. She pursed her lips and carried Jack into the car.

On the way, she saw a vendor selling buns on the side of the road and quickly asked the driver to stop to buy buns for Jack.

While Jack was eating, he anxiously looked at her. She smiled at him, gently stroked his little head, and said, "It's okay, we're already out."

The darkness and hunger, as well as Mrs. Land's arbitrary and violent behavior, must have left a shadow in Jack's heart.

"I'm sorry, Jack." She hugged him tightly.

Jack muttered inaudibly and snuggled up to her. From now on, Mrs. Land was no longer his grandmother, and John was no longer his father. He only had his mother.

John arrived at the marriage registration office before Jane did. By the time she arrived, he had already filled out the form and signed it. Without any hesitation, she filled out the form and signed it, then took the divorce certificate.

The whole process took less than five minutes.

As they walked out of the marriage registration office, John stared at her maliciously. "Do you really think that I'll let you go just because we're divorced?"