Chapter 726

Divorce Him Before Tomorrow Morning Erin's POV: Ever since I found out about Helen and that she was virtually one of the limbs of the Affleck family, I had been having restless nights.

The way this vile woman wormed herself into our already complicated lives was untenable.

So much had happened recently concerning Helen.

We received one shock after another relating to her.

I did not get a chance to breathe.

I figured they were just in a meaningless wham-bam-thank-you- maam relationship.

I least expected George to marry that shrew and not even tell me about it.

Then, to my consternation, I learned that Helen's mother was a psychiatric patient.

Her mental disease could be inherited and very likely affect the bloodline of the Affleck family.

How could I allow that? Due to George's insistence and threat to expose his father's scandalous history, I had no choice but to change my attitude towards Helen.

Even if I couldn't accept her as my daughter-in- law immediately, I was willing to keep the peace with her till the election.

But then I unearthed more secrets about her.

Bob Dewar was her father.

Upon hearing his name, I almost experienced a meltdown.

Many years ago, Morton had investigated Bob.

He thought that it would be a minor case that he would be able to fathom out quickly.

However, before the truth surfaced, Bob committed suicide by jumping off a building.

In the end, the case remained unsolved and it left a stain in Morton's political career.

At the time, it caused quite a stir.

Later, it was cleverly suppressed by George's grandfather, so it was not widely reported by the media and soon the story died a natural death.

Because of the mystery surrounding Bob Dewar, Morton maintained a low profile in the years that followed.

What had happened in the past could not be brought up again.

It would be like opening up a can of worms.

So I was determined to separate George and Helen.

If the public got wind that George had married Bob Dewar's daughter, the Affleck family would be in for the ride for their lives.

Previously, I was prepared to be patient because of George's threats.

I would wait till after the election.

of recent developments, I could not

could only bank on the possibility that George still had some regard for his

was the source of my information Ꮛ declaring

She called me.

two, I will expose their

Josie has

finds out that Helen and George are married, don't you think the Burke family will blow a fuse?” Then she abruptly hung

was the first time that I

of darkness, playing her game

to follow her orders

way or

first, I didn't

now, I was afraid she would

George's grandfather, who was also

take care of

can't afford to

let me make it

become a member of the Affleck

about his

he received the news, he ordered me to deal with

it up this

do." Although his tone was harsher than usual, I knew that

to deal with the current crisis in a

so I set up a

to work! Helen and I arrived almost at the

man called Phil Mason--if my

at her with steely cold

dignified enough not to hit

sure you want others to listen to what I have to say to you?"

want the whole world to know about our personal

then said to Phil, "Phil, thank you for

don't want to trouble

go back now.” "No, I'll wait

you need anything," Phil said, giving me

I instructed, "Divorce George right now and cut off all

so, I will never make things difficult for you." иσνєℓєвσσк.¢σм There was no room for negotiation on

son to be with Bob Dewar's daughter!

when she asked me arrogantly, "What if I say no?” I was peeved by her arrogant attitude and snapped, “Helen, let's

from George because of the relationship between

interference, your relationship will not be able to stand the test

being under the false impression that George will give up his

and white?” Helen's face turned

tone, “Without

of your life based

need George

supporting yourself and your frail mother

and beautiful and can

be honest, I don't have such

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