The Bound Between Us

Chapter 392

“Bullshit, when did Tavon and I ever get a divorce?” Ashley bellowed. “He’s still my husband, Salma. You really have no shame. You tried to lure my husband while our daughter was in surgery.”

Had it not been for Sandy’s operation, Ashley would have been in Riverdale making a scene already.

The Ashley of now feared nothing. Her son had donated his marrow to their daughter, sacrificing his health in the process. Now, it seemed she was about to lose her husband too. She would not accept this without a fight.

Ashley’s words shook Salma to her core. Tavon had lied to her. The divorce papers were fake.

“I didn’t seduce your husband,” Salma declared unabashedly. “If you’re so sure, then take him away from Riverdale. I’d like some peace and quiet. Do you think I care for him? He’s the one who won’t leave me alone.” Salma had long given up on Tavon.

“You’re talking nonsense, Salma. You’re nothing but a homewrecker…” Ashley’s loud

complaints drew the attention of the entire neighborhood.

stood in front of Salma in defense. “Don’t you dare insult my grandma! She’s the best grandma ever.”

Salma reassured, pulling Pattie away to avoid any negative influence from

argument intensified. Neither was willing to back down, both adamant in their

crowd of onlookers grew, and Pattie was pushed to the outskirts. Pattie watched the heated argument in the crowd, wishing she could cheer for her grandma. Turning

aware of her brother’s disappearance. Her sister had gone missing, and Mom was frantic. If

absence of Herman, Pattie would still instinctively call Leo, Daddy. Only now, she added a prefix.

some stuff. Hearing Pattie’s voice, hearing that “Leo-Daddy,” his eyes almost welled up with

level, Leo looked at the adorable and sensible Pattie, his heart softening. “Pattie, yes, your brother will definitely come back. Are you guys moving to a new house

are looking for her,” Pattie replied.

Leo, but she didn’t mention

to visit me, and I’ll take you to KFC.”

pinky promise,” Pattie offered, sticking