Belhart shook his head. He had carefully calculated the entire distribution of assets that he had to give to Cattarina as compensation. Belhart certainly couldn't be the stingy man with the women he had lived with.
And as long as they were married, Cattarina herself rarely spent his money.
Frowning slightly, Belhart began to remember many things.
Or, never?
Thought out loud when he thought about the important thing. Monna had raised both eyebrows and added.
"Then, when I asked you to reduce the confusing rules regarding my next marriage period. Will you change it?"
Again shook his head.
Belhart was certainly not ready to hear and see that possibility.
"And, when I can see all the good intentions that wanted to give me the flexibility to ask direct help from you. Regarding any problem that bothers and afflicts me as long as we are divorced. Do you think I'll reject it?"
Both looked at each other. Monna then continued.
