Our Anniversary, You Chose Her – I Chose Divorce

Chapter 476: Julian Grant Had Looked for Chloe Reed

"BANG!"

The words had barely left his mouth when a gunshot suddenly rang out, striking Miles Hawthorne in the thigh.

Miles Hawthorne let out a pained grunt, his body swaying in mid-air.

He looked at Walker Grant and managed a pained smile. "Was I wrong? Julian Grant came looking for Chloe Reed back then, but he saw you two together, so he left."

Then, he suddenly burst out laughing. "Hahaha... Walker Grant, you accepted her confession so quickly back then. Were you afraid your own older brother would beat you to it?"

Walker Grant’s eyes turned colder, the expression on his handsome face frigid. He raised the pistol in his hand and fired again, this time hitting Miles Hawthorne’s other leg.

Chloe Reed listened, her face filled with disbelief. She stared at Miles Hawthorne incredulously. "What nonsense are you talking about? Julian was already with Sunny Reed back then."

"No..." Miles Hawthorne said, shaking his head. "He went drinking to drown his sorrows after he looked for you, and *then* he got together with Sunny Reed."

Chloe Reed froze.

If she didn’t know the truth about the earthquake, she might have been confused about why Julian had come looking for her.

the truth about the earthquake... ’Did Julian come looking for

she was the one who had saved

in Chloe Reed’s eyes. She lowered her gaze slightly. ’What’s the use of talking about

she had firmly believed the

had risked her life to save

wasn’t that she saved a person and then fell

had already come to

was

her contemplative expression looked like something else entirely in

eyes grew darker, a cold, hostile energy churning in their depths. The look he shot Miles Hawthorne was so intense it was as

to enjoy his furious expression,

else matters. What’s important is that he won’t name his mastermind, so we have

of her reverie and nodded.

drew her

eyes and said, "I have no regrets about

I’m not going to let you

tried to have me killed time and time again. Miles Hawthorne, you owe me far

and, just as Walker Grant had taught her, aimed