A Relentless Pursuit for Love

Chapter 880 

Florence passed a glass of water to Suki. 

Primrose turned around and asked Sage, “What happened?” 

Sage pursed her lips and looked at Suki, “That cleaner is Suki’s stepdad, Kurt Garcia.” 

Primrose and Sawyer’s pupils darkened as they heard the name. Suki continued to sit on the couch with her eyes looking stagnant while holding the glass. No one knew what she was thinking about as the corner of her eyes looked red. 

Since Suki and Seth decided to get married, Primrose and Sawyer thought it was necessary to undergo a detailed investigation regarding Suki’s background and information. Primrose and Sawyer thought it was a safety precaution because Suki would be Seth’s lifelong partner, and they would not allow anything to go wrong. At first, Rowan disagreed with Seth marrying Suki. In fact, the entire Hector family was against their marriage. However, Seth insisted that Suki was the love of his life and he would not marry anyone else other than her. 

that her father could be a traveler who came to the town for a vacation. Her father looked like a gentleman. He rented a small room with a family and stayed for three months. After he left, the daughter of the family was pregnant. That

no one dared to propose. Her parent forced Suki’s mother

of her nightmare instead. Kurt was a vulgar man with a bad temper. He pretended to be an honest and kind person, but he was actually a barbaric

her childhood story with reddened eyes “My mom died from drowning as she accidentally fell into the river. Since the first day she married Kurt, she had injuries on her body every day. She suffered from domestic violence as Kurt treated her like a sandbag. Even her leg was broken because of

not as powerful as he was. He punched me and wanted to kill me with the knife. My mom protected me with her body and got slashed multiple

her cheeks. “We called the police, but Kurt had friends in the station that always protected him. They ended up putting up a show by just lecturing him,

was it. Before my mom recovered from the injuries, he forced her to send fertilizer to the farm. As she pushed the cart with her legs limping, she fell down to the river together with the cart of fertilizer. That was the last time I saw

eyes were teary. “Damn it!”

standing behind her, pressed his hand on her shoulder to comfort her and patted her back lightly. Suki raised her head. At that moment, she looked like a fragile porcelain doll that was about to break apart. “When my mom passed away, I became his sandbag. Everything I got near to him, he would slap me a few times. One

was stunned and