Our Anniversary, You Chose Her – I Chose Divorce

Chapter 574: The Bond Only Goes So Far

As she spoke, tears began to fall from the corners of the old woman’s eyes.

She reached up to wipe them away, sighed, and continued, "So, Chloe, I don’t have any other wishes. We were mother and daughter, after all, and I suppose this is as far as our connection was meant to go. Just... make sure I don’t have to see her again."

Chloe Reed reached out to wipe the tears for her, her own heart aching with sorrow. ’Grandma is just too kind,’ she thought.

’No matter how much Autumn Linton regrets it, the fact is she poisoned her own mother. That’s something that can’t be undone. Even if she died ten thousand times, it wouldn’t be enough to atone for what she’s done!’

’If it weren’t for Grandma, where would that woman even be?’

’And yet she sided with outsiders to bully her own mother.’

The old woman’s dry palm rested on her hair, stroking it gently. She spoke slowly, "Chloe, they did raise you, after all. Even if they’ve done so many wrong things, for the sake of the kindness they showed in bringing you up, don’t do anything more to them, alright?"

The Reed Group had already gone bankrupt, and Charles Reed and Autumn Linton’s lives were a far cry from what they once were. It wouldn’t take much effort now—just a small push—and the rest of their lives could be made into a living hell.

But the old woman didn’t want Chloe Reed to do that.

them again

a pure heart, not to

slightly and nodded. "Okay.

have to listen to her. Besides, I don’t want to see Charles Reed and Autumn Linton

really am a bit tired," the old woman sighed. "After talking so much, I feel sleepy. I’m going

I’ll stay with you,"

"Oh, by the way."

"Don’t blame Ann. That child meant well, she just doesn’t understand the

Reed’s lips curved into a smile.

still young, after all, not even twenty

her age, she should be on a college campus, enjoying her university days to

Chloe Reed was exceptionally patient with Annie

the old woman close her eyes, reassured, and slowly drift into a deep

dozed off for a little while by the bedside. When she opened her eyes and saw her grandmother’s warm, loving face,

left the room. It was already evening, and the housekeeper came to tell her

to be seen in the