I Want a Divorce (Abigail and Sean)

Chapter 865 The Valentine's Day Strategy

Sean, not in the mood for idle chatter, sternly warned, "If you spread my information around again or give out my phone number without discretion, I will not let you off easily!"

After ending the call, he drove to L.Moon and brought Abigail the coffee she used to enjoy.

"What's wrong? You seem upset." Abigail, accepting the coffee, asked with curiosity.

"Ran into some annoying issues." Sean approached her, leaned over, and said, "I need my wife's comfort."

"Hmm…" Abigail hesitated for a moment, then kissed his cheek, "Is a kiss okay?" NôvelDrama.Org (C) content.

"That's enough." Sean was immediately satisfied, cheekily nuzzling against Abigail's face before standing up. "Have you had your meal on time?"

"I did. The cafeteria's chef is pretty good; I had lunch there." Abigail opened her coffee lid, took a sip, and said, "Still, the coffee you buy has a unique taste and always brings a special feeling."

"What unique feeling?" Sean couldn't help but smile.

"A fluttering heart." Abigail looked up at him, playfully batting her eyelashes.

Sean paused, then laughed, caressing her hair. "You're so adorable. I've got some things this afternoon, but I'll pick you up after work."

"Okay, you've been away for so long. There must be a lot waiting for you at the office, right? Just remember, on Valentine's Day, you're spending it with me, no work allowed." Abigail wanted them to have a proper Valentine's Day celebration.

"Sure." Sean affectionately pinched her smooth cheek.

After Sean left, Abigail focused on her design drawings, making up for the time she owed.

The debts from the past were now being repaid frantically.

Sean and Xavien went to Ocean Vista Haven, attracting the attention of many young girls despite his sunglasses and mask, his distinguished demeanor shining through.

Most notably, he was dressed in a suit, emitting a strong presence and a tough vibe.

Some young girls secretly took his pictures.

Xavien whispered, laughing, "Mr. Graham, you really stand out wherever you go."

"Have Kevin and the others arrived?" Sean ignored the tease.

In the July heat of the capital, wearing a suit made Sean feel uncomfortably warm, longing for the comfort of an air-conditioned room.

"They have; they’re waiting for us at BBQ Season," Xavien replied promptly.

When we arrived at BBQ Season, the crowd was so dense that it nearly separated them.

Kevin's face was flushed as he fanned himself with a handheld fan, complaining to Sean upon seeing him, "It's so hot today, what are you thinking?"

"Let's find a place to sit and talk; it's too hot," Sean said, wiping his forehead with a wet tissue. Wearing a mask, he was struggling to breathe comfortably.

Cameron managed better and was accustomed to enduring more as a security officer.

Once they found a tea house, Sean loosened his tie, relieved by the blast of cool air.

"What are we doing in this crowded place?" Kevin asked, directing the fan at his face.

Xavien busied himself ordering tea for everyone.

"It has its unique charm besides the crowd, doesn't it?" Sean remarked, borrowing Kevin's fan for a bit of relief.

"It's unique, but we should've come during the off-season. It's too crowded now," Kevin grumbled.

"Mr. Graham, do you have any specific plans for coming here?" Cameron inquired, leaning back in his chair, intrigued.

"I plan to rent some boats to surprise Abigail on Valentine's Day," Sean shared earnestly, already having a vision in mind. He brought them along to brainstorm a meaningful celebration for their loved ones.

Cameron, feeling inspired, eagerly asked, "What's your plan?"

"The boats will definitely need decorating. I'm thinking of getting involved in the preparations these coming days," Sean stated with seriousness, emphasizing the importance of the gesture. He regretted that Abigail hadn't experienced a proper Valentine's Day with him before and wanted to make it special for her.

"Are you lacking money or manpower that you need to personally get involved in this scorching heat?" Kevin wasn't keen on spending his time on such tasks.

"No wonder you can't pursue Irene. It turns out you never put in the effort," Sean retorted, casting a disdainful look at him.

"I'll join you," Cameron volunteered, having time but needing guidance in romantic gestures.

"Personal attacks are not right," Kevin sighed, resigning himself to the situation, "Alright, let's see who can withstand it. It's just decorating boats, right?! Let's make a bet. Whose boat pleases their partner the most will be crowned the 'Romantic Sage,' and the other two will pay the winner a hundred thousand!"

"Not interested in your hundred thousand. Since you brought it up, think of something better as a reward," Sean dismissed the trivial sum.

Kevin, frustrated by his own words, now faced the challenge of coming up with a better prize.

"Should we invite more people?" Xavien suggested from the side.

"What about Josh?" Kevin quickly added.

Sean immediately called Josh to join them.