"I only asked our daughter to help persuade you not to divorce me, but I never told her to destroy the divorce agreement!"
Daniel kept defending himself, while Tiffany let out a cold laugh.
"You say you didn't tell her to do it—who would believe that?"
Tiffany didn't believe a word Daniel said. In her eyes, their daughter was a simple, kind-hearted girl who would never do something so reckless on her own. But even a rabbit will bite when cornered. What she didn't know was that their daughter had gone all out to stop their divorce. And what she really didn't know was that someone unreliable had given their daughter that awful idea.
That "someone"—a certain boss—used the excuse of cheering up his gloomy ex-employee to trick her into having dinner with him.
The boss said, since her father was so worried about the signed divorce agreement, why not just destroy it?
And that's how the whole mess started.
"I—"
Daniel was at a complete loss for words.
Tiffany went on coldly,
