Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 499 Don’t Worry About Me.

At the Lane’s Hospital.

At such a sensitive time, it was difficult for Evelyn not to think

about it.

“What is she doing here?”

“I don’t know. We didn’t contact her. She’s wanted by the police. I guess she’s hiding somewhere.” Jerry’s face was full of hatred when he talked about Maura. Compared to Evelyn, Maura was even more hateful. She had pushed his whole family into a desperate situation.

Evelyn treated her like this because he had let her down, and it was his retribution. But what about Maura? She just wanted

more.

“Maybe he saw your news and wanted to find out,” Jerry said.

In her heart, she felt that it was not that simple. However, she did not say anything to Jerry. Instead, she simply thanked him. “Thank you for telling me.”

have my own selfish motives.” It was rare for Jerry to confess. “I hate Maura, so I’m happy

lesson.”

She knew Jerry’s character, so she was not surprised at all, “No matter what, thank you.”

was easy for him to dress up or even wash up in such an environment, it could not hide this woman’s outstanding appearance.

it seemed that she was extraordinary. He couldn’t help thinking about what would have happened if he had lived

a son and a

that today, things had changed,

else, I’m going back.” Evelyn

his mouth and wanted to say something, but in the end, he only replied

“Okay.”

police help Evelyn up from her chair and take her out of the visiting room. Jerry didn’t move until someone came to

had ever been there. Some things were destined to be missed, and were destined to become passers-by for each other. The wind passed by without leaving a trace, and the

made a request without waiting for the police officer to leave. “I

that if she needed anything, the police station would satisfy

chief’s previous instructions, he immediately nodded and took out the internal phone. He dialed her number

to the rules before handing it over. “You’d better not take too long.”

receiver next to her ear. The busy tone on the other end of the line had already been picked

in

“Huston, it’s me.”