Mission To Remarry

Chapter 151 Who Dares To Ignore Him

Roxanne guessed what Lucian was planning and could not help but anticipate what Estella would say.

Although she was disappointed to see Estella taking a pencil and paper from her bag, she did not show it in her expression. “Don’t worry. Estella has just started to improve and still needs time to stabilize. She probably only speaks when she is excited about something. So, let’s be patient.”

Lucian nodded quietly.

He found himself agreeing with Roxanne. The fact that Estella said something was already a good development. Thus, he should not demand too much but let her improve naturally.

Estella wrote for a while and took some time to think. Then, she finally answered all their questions.

Lucian and Benny listened to her attentively and gave encouraging responses.

The beluga whale performance came to an end, but the three children were still reluctant to leave.

Roxanne saw that there was still time and continued to let them play in the marine park.

Thus, he followed behind them and accompanied Roxanne and the children as they tour around the

with them

how happy they were and had an inexplicable

Benny ignored

to disturb them. Therefore, he followed

had witnessed Lucian being left out by his family a few times. Yet, Lucian would always follow them quietly. Thus, Cayden

had never suffered such indignity. Everyone in Horington knew the Farwell Group. Who would dare to ignore him? Perhaps only these

that it was Archie and Benny who excluded him. Ultimately, they

to still hold

reason, Lucian did not say anything

then, the children were tired and had played at every available attraction in the

not expected to spend so much time in the marine park and was exhausted. She was relieved that the children were finally

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not mind. She thought he only wanted to spend some time with Estella and would leave

noticed he still followed them even when they reached the underground parking. Roxanne felt frustrated and said, “Mr. Farwell, are there other matters?