My Deceased Wife Wants a Divorce (Hannah) novel Chapter 107

“If I can finish my work before the press conference starts, I’ll go with you,” she said.

Yves nodded.

The moment she left his office, he picked up the phone and instructed his department head to reassign all of Hannah’s pending tasks.

At three o’clock, they arrived at the press conference. To avoid being recognized, Hannah wore a mask and a baseball cap, and they found seats in a discreet corner. A few minutes later, Lionel walked onto the stage.

“He could have just issued a press release. Why go to all this trouble?” Yves whispered, crossing his arms.

Hannah shook her head.

“You don’t think he’s actually going to announce his relationship with Sandra, do you? Make a big show of it to prove his loyalty?”

Hannah shot a sideways glance at Yves, who looked like he was enjoying the drama far too much. The word “vicious” was practically written on his face.

“If he does,” she replied in a low, steady voice, “then tomorrow I’ll release our marriage certificate. And you can help me buy a few trending spots to make sure the Rosenberg Group’s stock continues to tank.”

Yves stifled a laugh. “If Lionel heard you say that, he’d probably start a fight with you right here from the stage.”

“If you’d like to see that happen, I can say it again while you record a voice memo for him.”

Seeing the calm, almost unhinged look in her eyes, Yves covered his mouth to keep from laughing out loud. For a split second, he almost felt sorry for the man on stage.

But only for a second. Lionel had brought all of this on himself. What else could turn a woman who had loved him for eight years so cold and calculating?

Hannah frowned at him. The man truly lived for drama.

“Maybe I should go home, grab our marriage certificate, and make a surprise appearance on stage,” she said, her tone flat.

“Whoa… that would be intense. Let’s not,” Yves chuckled.

Another reporter stood. “So you and Ms. Woods are just friends? Are you not considering pursuing a relationship? Or are you perhaps already married and unable to do so?”

The room held its breath again. It was a sharp, pointed question, and it was the one everyone wanted answered.

Lionel paused, then spoke slowly and deliberately. “I am unmarried.”