The Guardian’s Sword by Talking Cigarette

Chapter 272

Fion snorted coldly, turned around, and walked into the bedroom.

The matter seemed to have no room for negotiation.

Willow was extremely embarrassed and felt a bit resentful towards Sean in her heart.

Sean, who never liked explaining himself, could not give Willow a satisfactory reason for hist actions.

Time quietly flew by like quicksand brushing against the tips of one’s fingers.

In a blink of an eye, two days came and went.

Today was the day Sean would be driven out of the Quinn Residence.

They did not know where Simon and Faye had gotten the news from.

The pair rushed over to prepare to watch it with their own eyes, the scene of Sean being driven out of the Quinn Residence.

“Hehe, the cripple will roll out of this door like a bereaved dog in just a minute. Haha!”

Simon laughed loudly as he sat in the car.

“The Quinn family has become the punchline of countless people’s jokes because of that cripple.

“Willow is all to blame for not loving herself and insisting on allowing a cripple to stay in the Quinn Residence.

“She doesn’t feel shameless despite the Quinn family feeling embarrassed about it!”

Faye snorted coldly. She was extremely happy.

so right! Now the cripple is

“Do

think the cripple will cry bitterly later and beg us not to chase him away?

loudly as if imagining the scene of Sean

sat with her legs

to drive Sean out of her house but had

a fact that Sean

not defend

was going to be driven out

she thought that

worth it!

heart for two years were now about to be completely extracted. It would be strange if

you

things in his

“It’s pointless to apologize.

is something they’ve been planning for

smiled bitterly. He did not

be dragged out forever. It was better to face certain things as soon as

he would be able to do

let out

some money in your

property rental company and found you a place

find someone to take care of you, and I’ll find some time to visit

3)

she thought about it. Tears flickered in her eyes and she kept

stop worrying about

okay, I’ve got