Rebirth In Divorce My New Mr. Perfect (by Summer Knowles) novel Chapter 816

What Sarah hadn't expected was that Leon actually agreed. He pulled out his checkbook and wrote a ten-million-dollar check on the spot. "Consider what just happened our first session."

Sarah was stunned, trying to figure out how to refuse Leon.

Before she could think of anything, Mia snatched the check and slapped it into Sarah's palm. “Sarah, it's foolish not to take free money."

Ten million per session—just how wealthy was this man?

Seeing her accept the money, Leon breathed a sigh of relief. At least it meant he could find Sarah again next time.

"Mr. Spencer, I'm getting off work now. I hope you can come during my working hours next time," Sarah said politely.

"Then I won't disturb you further." Leon immediately left.

Once he was gone, Mia said with confusion, "Sarah, why did that man suddenly seek you out? So strange."

Sarah shrugged. "Who knows? He's in partnership with Vivian, so we need to be careful around him."

Mia nodded emphatically. "You can tell he's no good just by looking at him."

"How have you been feeling these past few days?"

Mia immediately raised her fist and waved it, laughing. "I'm perfectly fine! But Sarah, I really missed you. I haven't seen you in days. I've been good and obedient—when I couldn't control myself, I just endured it."

Seeing her expectant look for praise, Sarah ruffled her hair. "Yes, Mia is the most well-behaved."

At Wilson Group.

Vivian hadn't expected selling the shares to go so smoothly.

When her assistant reported the situation, she specifically checked who had bought them.

"Miss, it was someone we don't recognize. They bought everything."

Vivian slammed her notebook shut, saying angrily, "Five percent?! How dare they even think it?"

The originally agreed price, plus an additional five percent, meant tens of millions more—truly outrageous demands.

"Apparently other companies want to approach Merihan, so they dared to make such demands," the assistant explained.

Vivian nodded reluctantly. "I understand. Go tell Merihan we agree, but we must sign the contract immediately. Otherwise, the Wilson family won't keep accommodating them."

The assistant nodded repeatedly and ran out.

That evening at seven o'clock, Merihan Group finally confirmed. Vivian had her assistant prepare the contract immediately, and within half an hour, they'd rushed to the agreed location.

Merihan Group's CEO had been waiting for some time. When he saw Vivian arrive, he revealed a lecherous smile.

Vivian was already dissatisfied about the last-minute price increase. Seeing the man's expression made her even more disgusted, but she maintained her rationality and didn't lose her temper.