"Since our marriage has been made public, you're now rightfully and legitimately Mrs. Barker. You represent not only yourself, but also the reputation of the Barkers and the Barker Group.
"Therefore, it is important to get rid of any other men out there!"
Samantha, though speechless, agreed with his first sentence. Even if making it public was not what they wanted, Timothy had already done so to help her. As a result, she most certainly knew what was good for herself and would therefore pay special attention to her words and deeds before getting a divorce.
As for the following sentence...
Timothy had already come forward and said, 'I'm the only man my wife, Samantha, has both before and after our marriage. Our marriage is a happy one, and there are no affairs or cheating!' However, could it be that deep down he still did not truly believe her?
