Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 59

Given that it was Catalina who always tended to Estella, Lucian didn’t have much experience dealing with children and thought his daughter was throwing a fit.

A look of panic flashed in the man’s eyes as he saw the little girl weep, but ultimately, he glared at her sternly.

“Stop crying,” he ordered, thinking he didn’t sound harsh at all.

Yet, he sounded especially fierce in the child’s ears.

With that, Estella began to cry harder. Tears gushed down her ashen cheeks like a river escaping a dam as she broke into an uncontrollable sob.

Lucian’s brows creased at the sight. He didn’t know how to react.

Roxanne couldn’t watch how cold the man was toward his weeping daughter any

already in tears, and you’re still talking to her like this? Can’t you just talk to her

at the

little girl into her arms. “There, there, Essie. Don’t cry! You can come over to play whenever you like, okay? I’ll give you my number, so just

with tissues in their hands. While coaxing Estella, Roxanne

stopped crying and buried herself in

her heart wrench, Roxanne held the child

were livid to see Estella having burst into tears like that, and

away from home, my mommy’s the one who took care of

two little boys, Lucian remained stone-faced, not knowing how to

to be friends with them just because he was being considerate, yet they were

and let her hang around with us. When someone bullied her at school, we were the ones who helped her. If she can’t be friends with us, she’ll be all