Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 113 Her Autism Was Triggered

Lucian watched in astonishment while his daughter chased after Roxanne’s car frantically.

She hasn’t even met Roxanne that many times, so why is she so attached to her?

While Lucian was mired in bafflement, the girl suddenly fell over, jolting him to his senses. He promptly hastened over to embrace her. “Are you okay? Let Daddy have a look at you.”

Estella refused to let go of the arms she had wrapped tightly around his neck, and while he worried about her plight, he heard the little girl break into a sob.

For a moment, Lucian thought his ears were playing tricks on him.

Even if she was merely crying, that was the very first time she had broken her silence growing up.

Estella bawled her heart out and clung to him so tightly that he really felt it around his neck. In spite of the emotional turmoil he was experiencing, he endured it quietly and directed his own attention toward comforting her instead.

“Ms. Jarvis… want Ms. Jarvis…”Estella’s abrupt and stuttering enunciations of these words took Lucian aback, as he had never expected those to be her first words.

that woman would matter so much

left a bitter taste in his mouth. In the end, he could only tell the girl the truth between gritted teeth. “Ms. Jarvis is gone, but Daddy will be right here with you,

much out of her physically that

for her

sniffling from time to

back in, she went straight back to her room and slammed the door

usual tantrums, considering the frequency with which similar such outbursts from her had

his presence at the company was still very much needed that

an eye on the girl before he drove over to

a call came in from Catalina. “Please come back home quickly, Mr. Farwell! I think that something might be wrong

almost

aside whatever he had on hand and drove homeward like a bat out

to console Ms. Estella but saw that she had no reaction whatsoever no matter how I

room. Sitting curled up in the corner with vacuous eyes, the girl did not respond to

get to see Ms. Jarvis in