Divorce Anxiety

Chapter 449 Tell

“Charles.” Kathleen entered the living room and took a seat.

“I’ve heard about that matter and instructed my men to find out more information. Samuel lost his memories, and Ashley took care of him for three months,” Charles elaborated.

Kathleen clenched her fist, then loosened her grip. “It seems like Samuel married her for a reason.”

“Aren’t you going to do something?” he asked in a meaningful tone.

“I suppose I will invoke his displeasure regardless of what I do, right? I hate Ashley, but she’s her savior. With their current relationship, Samuel will not believe me no matter what I say. Therefore, I don’t want to waste my effort anymore,” she replied.

“It seems like you’ve given up.” Charles frowned.

“I’m not giving up. I’m just reluctant to relive the past.” Kathleen looked sideways. “Charles, actually, I’ve regained some memories recently. My jealousy toward Nicolette had previously driven me to the verge of insanity. I do not want to go through all those unpleasant emotional roller coasters again because of Ashley. There’s no need for me to do that.”

“But you and Samuel… Are you really willing to give him up?” Charles asked.

“If his judgment is not clouded, he will come and see me. If he is disinclined to meet me, my initiative to look for him will not be significant either.” She paused briefly before adding indifferently, “Charles, my clash with Trevor has started. When I’m done dealing with him, if Samuel is still resolved to marry Ashley, I’ll bring the kids with me and leave this place.”

Charles’ gaze darkened. “Where do you plan to go?”

“Pollerton. I’ve wanted to go there for a long time. Previously, I wanted to go there for a vacation, but now I’m thinking of staying there permanently,” Kathleen explained.

He nodded. “You can decide for yourself. I will not interfere in your business.”

“Charles, hurry up and resolve the issue related to Blissful Sect. I’ll wait for you to be reunited with us.”

He was slightly taken aback. “You seemed certain Samuel will marry Ashley.”

Kathleen remained silent.

Samuel unknowingly dozed off after having his dinner.

The time was two o’clock in the morning when he woke up.

A cold glint flashed across his eyes when he saw Ashley lying next to him on the bed.

He got up and noticed that his phone on the bedside table had vanished.

How come the phone is missing? I clearly remember I placed the device on the bedside table. Did Ashley take the phone away?

His eyes blazed murderously.

Then, he exited the room.

He had always been a light sleeper, so there was no way he would fail to sense Ashley entering his room and lying down next to him.

Unless…

she saved my life, what

outside to

he merely wanted to linger in

elevator and went downstairs,

Maybach was parked downstairs at that

out of the car window. Her fingers wrapped around a

Samuel knitted his brows.

then, the woman’s delicate facial features entered his vision as she

her eyes were playing

She blinked.

her

went there because she was feeling

did not anticipate Samuel to be there because that condominium

Kathleen?” His

her beer. “I am Kathleen. Is there a

to

units in this condominium was where we stayed when we became a married couple previously. I wanted to visit the house. I

was not there to meet with him. “It seems like you really don’t

sideways. “Why should I

caused us to lose our first child. That’s why you hate me and

but laugh. “Who told you that? Was it

did not

about that? Since you’ve lost your memories and you know I hate you, why don’t you try killing me?” she said

Samuel stayed quiet.

not lose my ability to make considered decisions like you,”

at her

your boat.”

and placed his right hand

His hand trembled.

sight.

help you?” She gazed intently at

details,” he

her pocket. “This

Samuel received the device.

She was about to leave after saying

not allow her to

problem now?”

alcohol. You should not drink and drive.” Samuel opened the car door and handed her the phone. “Call someone to

Kathleen was stumped.

no other choice, she contacted