Marriage Beyond Redemption
Chapter 163
Chapter 163 Was She Dying Soon?
Peyton closed her eyes, and in her mind, all she could see was how she used to chase after Colette when they were younger.
When I was young, I didn’t understand why my mother was always unhappy. She always thought that if she behaved better, maybe my mother would be happy.
Having left for many years, she would often explain to her mother whenever she thought of Colette. Her mother only left because she didn’t love her father.
Mom must have had her reasons.
Years passed, and Peyton’s impression of her mother remained gentle and kind. She believed that her mother would miss her deeply, just as she missed her mother.
Now it seems that Mom is different from her.
Peyton took a deep breath and swallowed the blood that rose in his throat again.
from now on, we are cutting ties. You can pretend you never gave birth to
slapped Peyton across the face.
are you saying? How did I end up with such a bad
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her chest and stared angrily at Peyton,
After all, Colette was the woman
she has a
any other time, Helena would have happily watched from the sidelines. But with Peyton present, how could she
and accused, “Ms. Schmitt, I know you think it was me who took Nolan away. But you shouldn’t have upset your mother like this! Mom, are you okay? Butler, go
one who got beaten up, and Peyton was the one who was blamed by everyone.
happened to this
up her hair. Peyton’s black
the cold floor as it dripped down
okay?” Peyton heard
and blood kept flowing from his nose.
continuously, making Nolan feel dazzling.
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