My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball

Chapter 684 Go And stay There For A Few Days First

“I won’t! I waited for Byron for six years! Why should I dissolve my engagement with him!”

Wendy protested, all choked up with red eyes. After she said that, she then looked toward Byron’s direction, aggrieved.

Meeting her gaze, he frowned deeply.

If this were a different scene, he would definitely have a showdown with the Fullers.

However, with the Fullers making such a fuss over this matter now, of course it would not be good for him to say anything.

On the other end, Henry had managed to tamp his anger down but when he heard his daughter say this again, he slammed the table viciously. “Then get out of this house! Come back only when you’ve cleared your head! Get out!”

After saying that, Henry walked out from behind the desk with a dark expression. He strode out of the study and when he walked to Byron’s side, he nodded to him.

Byron frowned. Seeing Henry striding away, Wendy cried breathlessly in the study.

looked at her husband and then at her daughter, she could not persuade either of them. In the end, she could only look to Byron. “Byron, look… I’m afraid it’ll take a while before your uncle Fuller’s anger goes away. Can you take Wendy to your place

said, as if afraid that he would not agree, she cautiously added, “I know that you have something to say about your marriage

was sobbing and

not expect to encounter such a situation when he

he frowned deeply and thought for a moment

glanced

Magdalene were both pleasantly surprised hearing him agree so easily, but they still had to hold

and when she was done,

Byron’s for two days first. I’ll try to persuade your father here. I will pick you up after he calms down.” Magdalene showed how distressed she was for her daughter and

Wendy sobbed and nodded.

and then led Wendy straight out the door of the Fuller

followed them to the door, she watched the two of them

disappear, the bitterness on Magdalene’s face disappeared instantly and was replaced by

Henry came down from upstairs, expression