The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Chapter 308

“Grandpa, how have you been these past two days? You must tell me if you feel unwell.”

Justin got down on one knee in front of Nigel’s wheelchair and looked up at his grandfather with clear and youthful eyes. “Why don’t you stay with me in Tideview Manor? Wilma and I can take good care of you.”

“Why should I go back to that place? I think I’ll die faster if I see your father and his hapless wife every day.”

Nigel’s head hurt whenever he thought of Shannon, and he could not help but exhale deeply. I vowed that I wouldn’t stay at Tideview Manor again until Gregory divorces Shannon. Moreover, I like living here. It’s the secret of longevity! Out of sight, out of mind!”

Justin curled his lips and smiled helplessly. There was really nothing he could do about his stubborn grandfather.

“This villa is Old Master Nigel’s and Old Madam Deborah’s love nest. Old Master Nigel wants to stay here because it has the remnants of Old Madam Deborah’s presence. That’s why he’s reluctant to leave.” Matt explained with an understanding smile.

“Matt, I may really be old and senile. Sometimes, I hallucinate.”

Nigel turned his head and looked in the direction of the garden with a longing gaze. “One time, I actually saw Deborah singing while watering the flowers in the garden. When I got closer, she even smiled at me.”

have felt how much you’ve missed her over the years, so she was also reluctant to leave you and kept you

throat

other. It was because he witnessed their blissful

was why he was so

wrong with Rosalind and that their personalities did not match. They did not have much to talk about. More often

He was afraid that all his efforts would be in

the end, he still failed miserably and even hurt another person who was sincere with

Grandpa.” Justin’s long eyelashes fluttered, and his

distress and patted Justin’s shoulder. “You’re just as stubborn as I was when I was younger. But I’m luckier than you in the sense that I love the right person. You’re

took a step back

This is something to

“Grandpa, I…”

also at fault. I shouldn’t have forced you to be with Anna. From now on, I’ll allow you all to pursue your own happiness. It’s really unfair to Anna to force her

through them for Anna. That way, I can introduce Anna to them when she’s free. Although Anna