Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 1042 I Should Not Be Asking This

Roxanne waited for quite a long time, but no one answered the phone. After that, the call was disconnected. If it were in the past, she would never try calling back.

But this time, since it was about Archie and Benny, she had no choice but to make the call again. It took Roxanne several tries before the other end finally answered the call.

“What is it, Ms. Jarvis?” Lucian’s voice was extremely cold and hostile, a far cry from his usual tone of speech. Roxanne couldn’t help but freeze for a brief moment before she remembered the purpose of her phone call.

“Mr. Farwell, why do you always involve the children in matters between us adults?” With a cold voice, she uttered, “Even though you forced Essie to transfer to another school without considering her condition, I don’t have anything to say about that since she is your daughter. But how can you be so narrow-minded that you would reject Archie and Benny’s visit?”

Lucian raised his brows when he heard Roxanne’s words.

Initially, he thought the reason she called him was to ask about Estella’s condition.

It hadn’t occurred to him that she would call to confront him.

Lucian had expected both Archie and Benny would

thought they would come so early to see

Lucian’s gaze was filled with mockery. “You’ve used Archie and Benny before, so there’s no guarantee you won’t do it again. I’m just taking precautions, that’s all. Is there a problem

previous incident in which Archie and Benny had gone looking for Estella without

been

the case, it’s fine if you won’t let them inside. However, you should have made sure

hearing her words, Lucian’s expression

was brimming with rage. “Archie and Benny were both injured when they got back from your place. They told me they were chased by a few juveniles.

person who would pay the juveniles to hurt Archie

saw that night, Roxanne had already associated Lucian

Aubree’s doing, Lucian may have been

other hand, Lucian knew nothing about Archie and Benny going to the manor that morning, let alone know about the boys’