THE DIVORCE GAMBIT From Dumped Wife to CEO's Forever novel Chapter 953

To Keeley, Caitlin was a remarkable young woman. She had seen the world, yet remained warm at heart.

Hearing Keeley's ultimatum, Caitlin smiled. "Alright, Keeley. I'll accept it for now."

Caitlin drove the two elderly men to the hotel.

She had booked a suite at one of the finest hotels—a two-bedroom unit with a living room.

Upon entering, Keeley exclaimed, "I've never stayed in such a nice hotel in my entire life! Catie, this must have been incredibly expensive, right?"

"Not at all, Keeley. This hotel is owned by my father's company, so it's free. You can stay as long as you like."

Keeley nodded, then looked at Fortune. "Fortune, you are truly blessed! And I get to enjoy the benefits right alongside you."

Fortune was also beaming. "To be honest, I never imagined I'd be able to live out my later years in such comfort and leisure."

It was beyond his wildest dreams.

After they settled in, Caitlin took the two men to dine at one of The Capital's landmark hotels.

It was Keeley's first time eating in such a place. He excitedly pulled out his phone and filmed several videos for TikTok.

After dinner, Caitlin drove them back to their hotel.

She reminded Fortune to call her if he needed anything.

Fortune nodded slightly. "I will, Catie. Don't worry, Keeley and I will be fine."

"That's right," Keeley nodded. "I've got it all planned out. I have four nephews. I'll keep a hundred thousand for myself to spend, and there'll be eight hundred thousand left over. I'll put two hundred thousand in each of their names."

"Then, I'll live with each nephew's family for six months at a time, in rotation, until my time is up."

Keeley had already discussed this with his nephews before coming to The Capital. All four of them supported his decision, thumping their chests and promising to take good care of him and see him through to the end.

Because of this, Keeley had complete faith in them.

Fortune looked at Keeley, carefully choosing his words. "Keeley, I think you should reconsider. Catie was right—you can never truly know what's in a person's heart. What if your four nephews take the money and then refuse to care for you? The money is safest in your own account. You can tell them now that as long as they provide for you until the end, the money will be split equally among them when you're gone."

If Keeley's nephews all turned out to be ungrateful, his remaining years would be miserable. He had only just started to live a comfortable life.