I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 245 For Her Sake

Josh saved me. I should be thanking him for it, but I’m scared,” Analise confessed, her hand tightly linked with Abigail’s. Her eyes were clouded with worry.

“Don’t be scared, Grandma. What will be, will be,” Abigail reassured her.

Analise’s emotions changed rapidly, but she quickly replaced her conflicted expression with a loving gaze, saying, “You must be hungry. I’ll get food ready.”

“Okay.” Abigail nodded, not dwelling on Analise’s quick change of mood.

When Sean returned to his residence, he received a call from the police, informing him that Joan had been acquitted and released due to insufficient evidence. This outcome didn’t surprise him; he had expected it. After all, Kingston had always been ready to shoulder all the blame to protect

her.

As the call ended, Sean received a message from Cameron.

‘Joan wants to see you.‘

He stared at the message with a cold, calculating look for a few moments before replying.

‘Let her wait. I’ll think about it when I have time.”

‘Okay.’

you checked Eric Davidson’s recent purchase history, as I

found some other news. The

immediately called Cameron to

mean Abigail isn’t the Pearsons‘ daughter?” When Sean saw Josh, he was almost

the investigation, that young woman has already done a DNA test, and it’s

darkened, and after a brief pause, his voice turned icy with a hint of danger. “So, Eric and Josh returning to Capitalis means

a good thing for him. Without Eric and Josh, he could deal with Joan alongside Abigail without any interference. Their sudden

her

her about this. I don’t

hurt.”

Cameron hurriedly

does anything that hurts Abigail or Analise, you can stop showing up to work.” Sean hung up right after

Abigail arrived at L.Moon to find Anthony waiting for her in the waiting area. “You must be

her office. Judging by the soft chatter from within, she

smiled brightly as he sat down and sipped his tea. Then, he looked up at her with a reluctant

you wherever I can,” she replied, sitting in the armchair beside

wants to invite you as a guest on a show to discuss traditional outfits. Do you

busy, but I won’t say no