With a grim expression, she took a seat.

James noticed the displeasure on Thea’s face and hurriedly explained, “Thea, don’t listen to David. Nothing’s going on between us. Yes, she was holding my arm, but she was only asking me to find her a job. We weren’t making out.”

“Yes,” Xara hurriedly added. “That’s what really happened, Thea.”

David sprang to his feet. “Looking for a job? Who do you think you are, the chairman of the company? Thea is the chairman of Eternality. Xara should be approaching her for help, not you.”

Gladys was sullen. “Xara, I won’t be telling your father about this. It’d be bad if rumors were to spread and ruin the good name of the Hills. James, you have to divorce Thea. The Callahans could never accept such a shameless son-in-law like you.”

“That’s right. Get a divorce,” Alyssa chimed in.

Thea felt her head spin.

A divorce?

She had wanted to say those words last night.

However, she recalled how well James had treated her.

She remembered James’ meticulous