Chapter 57

It seemed far-fetched that Archer requested that they didn’t speak to Tangie. Even though Celestine had heard clearly that The Sullivans demanded an annulment of their marriage, he just didn’t think Archer would not even put up a fight.

Celestine nodded in response, not as his friend, but as his Secretary. He was bound to obey him.

Mariah let out a gentle sigh, her face pinching with disapproval.

“Sir,…” she objected, her voice a soft plea.

“I understand she is your friend; you can continue being there for her.” He replied, sitting up abruptly on the couch, sitting up abruptly on the couch.

He shot a glance at Celestine and he jolted up and followed him.

Archer guided him swiftly to the ballroom, a space he suspected to be one of the meeting chambers of the Seven Divine Citadels.

With a firm grip, Archer pulled open the ornate doors, revealing a hall bathed in the soft glow of hanging chandelier lights, the air hummed with sophistication, leaving Celestine gasping.

Elegant chairs
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