Heartstrings on Fire

Chapter 473

After dinner, Ivan planned to drop Agnes off at her place.

But, out of nowhere, Mamie was recognized by fans, and they both got surrounded.

Agnes was slow to move, but she managed to slip away from the crowd.

She texted Ivan, telling him to take Mamie home first.

The two of them had a hard time shaking off the fans.

Only when the reporters started chasing them did Agnes slowly leave the hotel.

She hailed a taxi, ready to go back to the Pritchard family’s mansion.

Just as the car was passing by Maplewood Manor, Agnes suddenly asked the driver to stop.

She got out of the car, not even sure why she did that.

Her mind was filled with what Mamie had just said.

Mamie had mentioned Jared had been drinking excessively at home, the situation was severe, his life was in chaos, as if he could drop dead at any

moment.

Agnes couldn’t help but worry.

She wanted to go in to check, but she hesitated, going back and forth several times.

They were divorced.

She no longer had the right to enter Maplewood Manor.

But she was leaving, wasn’t she?

About to move away, not knowing when she could return.

really wanted to

this thought

cut off everything. Now that they’ve lost all

Agnes couldn’t control herself.

the impending separation, or maybe it was because the moon was

felt like she

end, she went to Maplewood Manor.

door to Maplewood Manor had a fingerprint

time to change the

straight into the mansion.

in the mansion were dim.

Jared might not be home.

she was just here to

didn’t touch those

should take her personal belongings

this excuse, Agnes

went straight into the

house was familiar to

on, she could easily find

the stairs

her

Jared be in

was drunk every

take a peek, she wouldn’t be found, right?

felt like

end, her feet unconsciously moved towards the bedroom.

reached the door, Agnes felt like her

told herself she would only take a look. As long as Jared

door to the room.

to be as quiet as possible, not daring

was

outside was exceptionally bright, and the moonlight

with no one on it.