The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Chapter 95

Along the way, Bella and Justin sat side by side. She kept looking out the window and did not glance at him.

Everything about her gesture was screaming revulsion for Justin.

Justin glanced at her. He wanted to ask her some questions but found it difficult to speak.

Nigel’s private villa was located in Crescent Bay, Savrow. It was surrounded by mountains and was in a secluded part of the city, making it quiet and peaceful.

“Grandpa! I’m here to see you!”

The gloom on Bella’s face cleared up as soon as she entered the door. Her bright, smiling eyes were like the crescent moon, and her clear voice was like the cry of a songbird.

In fact, Bella was feeling uneasy about the bracelet. It took her a long time to be mentally prepared for Nigel’s reaction.

“Anna, you’re here! I missed you so much, my dear!” Nigel was pushed out in a wheelchair by his secretary, Matt Upton.

As soon as Nigel saw his grandson’s wife, his sluggish demeanor suddenly disappeared. He was so excited that his eyebrows shot up.

“Girl, where have you been running around these past few days? Do you not want me anymore? Do you not love me?!”

Nigel took Bella’s hand and squeezed it tightly. He kept bombarding her with love and questions.

twitched

sweet-talker at his age. Justin wondered what his grandfather was like when he was a teenager who first started dating and guessed that he was probably worse than Ryan.

trip, so I didn’t have time to contact you. I’m sorry, Grandpa. You can scold me.” Bella knelt in front of Nigel’s wheelchair and smiled sweetly.

bear to scold you, my dear? I’m

brat, I would’ve been able to see my precious granddaughter-in-law every day. I wouldn’t have to spend so much effort trying to

and had nothing

should not have come tonight because he would be at risk of another scolding.

want to show others yet. I was saving it for you to get the first peek!” Nigel happily took Bella’s hand and led

appraise this

got

behind Bella and was

he did not know that she was so multi-talented. She was articulate, a good racer, a calligraphist, a

have so many skills at the same time.

wanted to take a look.

gloves and carefully laid out a painting in front of

help me appraise it.” Nigel looked at

“Sure, Grandpa.”

a magnifying glass, and bent down. She had her left hand

serious