Goodbye, My Wretched Love by Glad Rarus

Chapter 18 He Deserves It

Elora snorted coldly.

"I taught her how to behave.Why couldn't I ask her to serve me? We don't accommodate useless people."

Her words irked Darren.

"I have hired many servants to look after you and Bonita.Why did you still need Claire to do it?"

"What's wrong with that? Did she really think she could live a carefree life after marrying a wealthy man? Everything comes with a price.She can't take us for granted." Darren frowned.

"You shouldn't have treated her like a maid."

Elora looked at her son in surprise.

"Darren, what's wrong with you today? Why do you care about Claire all of a sudden? You never paid attention to all these before."

Darren fell silent.

Elora was right.He had been too busy to pay attention to what was happening in his house.

Elora was a mean old woman.She took another sip of the lobster soup and shouted, "She wasn't fortunate to be born into a wealthy family, so she wanted to fulfill her dreams by marrying a wealthy man.Thankfully, you divorced her.Marrying you to Claire was a huge mistake.That village bumpkin was a disgrace to our family.We should have married you to a sophisticated woman from a family that's equally powerful and influential to our Sampson family.That woman married you only for money."

grew a decibel

the years? You must have certainly given more money to her than what you gave me and Bonita.How much did she demand after divorcing

"Enough!"

stand it anymore.He took a deep breath

agreement didn't demand any alimony.Besides, she hasn't used a single penny from the money I had transferred to her account over the

in his throat as his mother went on and

any problems because he had transferred money to her account on a regular basis.But he had

he finally understood the hardship she had endured over the

did he find that Claire hadn't spent his

"What? That's impossible!"

surprised.Her face flushed

hidden the money

her

stopped and looked at Claire's room.His brows furrowed in confusion.He had thought money and a sophisticated life would make up for the loss of

years, she hadn't once complained about the pain and sufferings she had

had never

disappointed she must have been to ask for a

music blared in the bar, vibrating across the walls and

were sitting in

the phone and