After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back by Riverflow

Aveline said, "Go ahead and sue if you want, but before you do, just know that all this yelling in public and getting physical is more than enough reason for the police to haul you in for questioning." The middle-aged woman was stunned for a moment upon hearing this, then appeared slightly guilty.

She definitely didn't want to end up at the police station!

Her eyes darted around as she quickly retorted, "Forget about that for now. Since my daughter is in there, why not let me in to see her? Something serious happened, and she didn't even tell us. We're worried about her!" Worried? Aveline could hardly see any concern in her demeanor!

Aveline replied, "With the way you all were acting just now like you were ready to tear her apart the moment you saw her, how could I possibly let you in? She still needs to rest. You should leave."

"You!" The woman bristled. "How dare you try to send us away? I'm Annie's mother, we're her family! No matter what you say, you're just an outsider. Even if the police come, you have no right to stop me from seeing my daughter. Move aside, move aside!" With that, she tried to push Aveline out of the way.

Aveline sidestepped, avoiding her touch.

But the reality was clear-she couldn't keep blocking them from seeing Annie forever.

So, what should she do now?

Give them money?

Absolutely not.

colder as the middle-aged

door to the

Annie stepped out.

she saw her. "You little wretch, you finally came out! Go on, keep hiding! How dare you lie and deceive us? Do you

out to

face paling slightly. Fear flickered in her eyes-a fear born from her own family-but she still mustered the courage to say, "Don't try to extort Aveline. It was me who bumped into her. My broken arm has nothing to do with her!" "Nothing to

"She admitted it herself-she

got one arm left, and now that's broken too. How are you supposed to earn money and help with the bills? What

useless burden!"

insults and reached out

in, blocking her