Seraphina was uncomfortable being pinned down.
She gave him a hard shove. Once there was some space between them, she said expressionlessly,
"It's simple. Sign the divorce papers, and I'll let you see her right now." She paused. "Not only will I let you see her, but I'll also settle all of her medical bills and even give you a rather substantial severance payment."
Jericho Hawthorne gazed at Seraphina Quinn, his eyes unreadable.
"I have never met a woman as cruel as you. Any other woman who saw her husband return from the dead, even if she didn't weep with joy, would at least not be so ruthless!"
Seraphina Quinn was so furious she laughed. "Cruel?"
'After all this time, this is how he judges me.'
Seraphina Quinn licked her lips, thought for a moment, and said,
"Think what you will. Call me cruel, call me ruthless, I don't care. As long as you sign the divorce papers, everything is negotiable."
