I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Abigail thought it was laughable. Even now, they’re still tripping up the Davidsons? “What did the Davidsons say?”

Analise pouted. “The Davidson couple probably knew Gary’s death had something to do with Vincent, so they ignored him. Said they either set the matter aside or they’d have a falling out and let Vincent have a taste of the consequences of his actions. The matriarchs are friendly, though.”

Abigail chortled and took a deep breath. “Those old bats better not do anything stupid.”

“The Pearsons are in turmoil. All the branch families want to reshuffle the share ownership. I suspect Patricia told Vincent to do it.” Analise was worried about Abigail, so she added, “You might get pushed around if you go back.”

Abigail sneered upon hearing that. “They can’t push me around. Something’s off about Gary’s death. Did you keep the box safe?”

“Sean is keeping it for you. We haven’t checked anything. I bet they wanted to reshuffle the ownership because you took too much, and they got convinced into this.” Analise was angry on Gary’s behalf.

why. She hadn’t gotten along with her parents before, so she couldn’t understand why Patricia’s bias

She had seen parents with a bias for a certain child. They were on a whole spectrum, and Patricia was just a member of that spectrum.

I get to their residence tomorrow.” She didn’t share a deep bond with Gary, but whenever Abigail thought of

later. “It’s late. You ladies get back and have some rest. I’ll need to help Josh out. He’s in a tough spot alone.” With that,

the Pearson Residence, you get back to Pendorf, she commented. I can’t keep you safe when I’m there, and I have no idea s going on with them right now. If I can’t keep an

Analise wanted to stay and support her, but she knew she might be deadwright, so she agreed to the

“Sure Abigail nodded

suit with a white flower pinned to her chest. She was

she stated

Patricia snapped, taking advantage

because she says that, huh? Abigail looked at the elderly woman coldly, and she sneered. “When

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