Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 726 I Cannot Forgive You

The next morning, while Roxanne was having breakfast with the children before sending them to school, the doorbell suddenly rang. The ring caused Roxanne and the boys to exchange glances as the same thought popped into their minds—Lucian and Estella were there.

After all, both of them usually dropped by at that hour.  Without a second thought, Roxanne got up and opened the door. She was subsequently greeted by the sight of her best friend looking all anxious.

“Did something happen?” A sinking feeling crept into her heart. The frowning Madilyn stretched her head to look at the children—who were busy eating—before pulling Roxanne out the door.

Cognizant that it was something the children weren’t supposed to know, Roxanne followed the former to the yard. “What’s wrong?”

“Did you see the news in the morning?” Madilyn sounded exceptionally grim. Hearing that, Roxanne shook her head in response as she was clueless.

As Lysa was held back by something at home and couldn’t come to work for the week, she had woken up early in the morning to prepare breakfast and watch the children eat.

Consequently, she didn’t have time to read the morning news at all.

Nevertheless, Roxanne could tell from Madilyn’s expression that something grave had happened.

even

Roxanne that it was something related to her. She repeated with a frown, “If you don’t tell me, I’ll go in and read it

when she turned around to go back in, Madilyn grabbed her

date late at night with Jack has splashed across the headlines. They accuse both of you of being close and suspect that strings were pulled

the news—spoke in a swift but incoherent

that, Roxanne face darkened, as she had caught the gist of

My date with Jack…

that came to mind

us. How did it end up becoming a

racking her brain, an image

up for a long time

not send the boys to school. I’ll take them instead, as I’m worried that you would be swarmed by reporters there. Also, don’t leave home as far as possible,” Madilyn instructed

aware of the gravity

certain of her innocence, the media wasn’t going to