Divorce Anxiety

Divorce Anxiety Chapter 284

The housekeeper dashed toward Frances’ side. Panting heavily, she asked, “is everything all right, Old Mrs. Yoeger?

“I’m okay. Let’s go home. I’m tired.” Frances’ face was pale.

Huh?

“Okay.”

The housekeeper was stunned momentarily before helping Frances back to the house,

Little did they know that Giselle had been observing them from the window on the second floor

She had a panoramic view of the entire commotion

Back at the Yoeger residence, Zachary heaved a sigh of relief the moment he saw his daughter stepping into the house.

The second Nicolette caught sight of her father, she, however, shot him a vicious glare.

I’m so glad that you’re back, Nicolette!” came Zachary’s greeting, his voice as loving as ever

What a hypocrite!

Nicolette had thought that her father genuinely doted on her

Alas, she finally understood that Zachary had only been making use of her.

Meanwhile, Zachary had sensed a change in Nicolette’s attitude,

That flustered him for a bit before he continued, “There’s no need to worry anymore because you’re safe now

Nicolette then raised a question leisurely. “Did you really send someone to go rescue me?”

Her words caught Zachary by surprise. “Of course I did!”

Even so, Nicolette simply took her father’s words with a grain of salt.

“I was panic-stricken the moment you went missing, so I dispatched gazillions of people,” explained Zachary in a heartbeat. “But, you know, I still couldn’t hold a candle to Samuel.”

Pursing her lips, Nicolette scoffed, “Now I finally see how lousy the Yoeger family is! We’re so inferior to the Macaris that we’re completely under their heel.”

Zachary felt a twinge of guilt. “It’s my bad. I’m always under the weather, which is why our family hasn’t risen through the ranks for so long.”

Nicolette sniggered at that inwardly

for the Yoeger family was never in his hands to begin

one reigning over

to get rid of Zachary and the rest so that she

is such a

it would be naught but a wasted effort for Zachary in the

Zachary felt helpless.

his remark, he stepped out the

Zachary had never been

kinship whatsoever between that

Nicolette said nothing

exited the house, he bumped into

seem to be in the pink of health. You can even stand and walk

went to see another one This doctor recommended me a kind of imported medicine I feel so much better after

his speech, her brows bunched

Why weren’t Mom and I informed about

didn’t you mention this to me and Mom, Uncle Zachary? We ought to run a background check on this doctor, you know. What if he’s a quack?” Yareli had a knack

your mom are so busy lately. I thought I shouldn’t bother you all with my personal affair was

nodded before changing the subject.

quite emotional. I suppose she must’ve been agitated by something or someone Don’t

Samuel. She merely can’t let him

expressed his appreciation. “Thank you. Try your

he spun on

ever so malicious as she watched Zachary

wanted. There’s no way we’ll let it fall into someone else’s

Yareli made a beeline

a glimpse of Yareli’s presence, the former’s gaze became

at her and said, “What’s the matter? Are you that

say?’ The displeasure in Nicolette’s heart

legs, Yarell let out a sneer. “Don’t you hate your dear Samuel

you a cripple?”

What

yourself.” Yareli was so unbending that she continued to mock. “A shady, illegitimate child trying to change its own destiny by stealing someone blind. Of course, you have nothing to complain about in the face

Nicolette on that note. “If it hadn’t been for Kathleen, I would’ve already hit a

realized that it’s not crucial to captivate Samuel’s heart at this moment? Kathleen’s the most important issue you need to deal with So long as she continues to exist, she’s going to be the greatest threat

spot upon her demise” Nicolette bit

gone with the wind, given the resemblance you both bear to each other. Samuel would cherish you to no

arched a brow. “Oh, really? Do you mind telling

not bluffing.” Yareli Nashed a meaningful visage and informed, “I’ve snooped that out from

telling me

want to know if you’re really willing to admit defeat