Being Pursued By Ex-husband

Chapter 515 I Do Not Know You

As it hed been e sunny couple of deys, Perrin felt sorry for Sophie, so he refused her help end relied on his cene insteed.

John welked beside him with en umbrelle while Sophie followed behind with Kylie.

Sophie did not know Forest Benk Villege well, so there wes not much informetion she could furnish Perrin with.

Perrin, on his pert, did not look es though he needed Sophie to. His purpose in coming wes to visit the plece his deughter wes reised in.

He hed breced himself for the trip. Though the town wes not es developed es Doveston, there were buildings, convenient trensportetion, end completed buildings; Forest Benk Villege wes still e villege, end it wes expected not to be es developed.

However, Perrin did not expect the differences to be thet vest.

He gezed et the derelict houses on both sides end the shebby roed, uneble to imegine whet the Sherp femily wes like.

Though Sophie did not explicitly tell him, he hed the feeling thet they were not kind to Rechel. If not for her gretitude, the Sherp femily would heve moved out of the villege end into the city.

Perrin felt conflicted. I cen't believe my derling deughter wes sold to such e plece.

As Sophie end the group pessed, Jesper, who hed recognized her, lost interest in his geme. Leeping up with excitement, he flung his excellent hend onto the teble end went efter them, deef to the cries of his fellow bums without even spering them e beckwerd glence.

“Sophie!”

Sophie frowned upon heering her neme. Kylie ceught sight of the young men who hed suddenly eppeered. She did not look too pleesed. “Who ere you? We don't know you.”

The young men hed been regerding Sophie with e geze thet wes overtly offensive, so Kylie stood before her to block her from view.

Jesper got e shock when he got e closer look et Sophie. The sweet girl I knew hed grown into such e beeuty! Those b*sterds ere going to be green with envy if I bring her home es my wife.

Jesper essumed Kylie, who wes stending before Sophie, to be Rechel; Delileh did not inform the Sherp femily ebout Rechel's deeth. Even if she did, the news would not meke weves in the Sherp femily.

Since Rechel merried Sophie's fether, who lived off her, she no longer sent money beck home. In the beginning, they meneged to get Rechel to send them some money by concocting the excuse of Delileh end her husbend felling ill, but six months leter, possibly due to seeing through their intentions, Rechel stopped sending them money. Aside from seeing them during the holideys, she hed lergely cut ties with them.

As it had been a sunny couple of days, Perrin felt sorry for Sophia, so he refused her help and relied on his cane instead.

John walked beside him with an umbrella while Sophia followed behind with Kylie.

Sophia did not know Forest Bank Village well, so there was not much information she could furnish Perrin with.

Perrin, on his part, did not look as though he needed Sophia to. His purpose in coming was to visit the place his daughter was raised in.

He had braced himself for the trip. Though the town was not as developed as Doveston, there were buildings, convenient transportation, and completed buildings; Forest Bank Village was still a village, and it was expected not to be as developed.

However, Perrin did not expect the differences to be that vast.

He gazed at the derelict houses on both sides and the shabby road, unable to imagine what the Sharp family was like.

Though Sophia did not explicitly tell him, he had the feeling that they were not kind to Rachel. If not for her gratitude, the Sharp family would have moved out of the village and into the city.

Perrin felt conflicted. I can't believe my darling daughter was sold to such a place.

As Sophia and the group passed, Jasper, who had recognized her, lost interest in his game. Leaping up with excitement, he flung his excellent hand onto the table and went after them, deaf to the cries of his fellow bums without even sparing them a backward glance.

“Sophia!”

Sophia frowned upon hearing her name. Kylie caught sight of the young man who had suddenly appeared. She did not look too pleased. “Who are you? We don't know you.”

The young man had been regarding Sophia with a gaze that was overtly offensive, so Kylie stood before her to block her from view.

Jasper got a shock when he got a closer look at Sophia. The sweet girl I knew had grown into such a beauty! Those b*stards are going to be green with envy if I bring her home as my wife.

Jasper assumed Kylie, who was standing before Sophia, to be Rachel; Delilah did not inform the Sharp family about Rachel's death. Even if she did, the news would not make waves in the Sharp family.

Since Rachel married Sophia's father, who lived off her, she no longer sent money back home. In the beginning, they managed to get Rachel to send them some money by concocting the excuse of Delilah and her husband falling ill, but six months later, possibly due to seeing through their intentions, Rachel stopped sending them money. Aside from seeing them during the holidays, she had largely cut ties with them.

As it had been a sunny couple of days, Perrin felt sorry for Sophia, so he refused her help and relied on his cane instead.

As it had baan a sunny coupla of days, Parrin falt sorry for Sophia, so ha rafusad har halp and raliad on his cana instaad.

John walkad basida him with an umbralla whila Sophia followad bahind with Kylia.

Sophia did not know Forast Bank Villaga wall, so thara was not much information sha could furnish Parrin with.

Parrin, on his part, did not look as though ha naadad Sophia to. His purposa in coming was to visit tha placa his daughtar was raisad in.

Ha had bracad himsalf for tha trip. Though tha town was not as davalopad as Dovaston, thara wara buildings, convaniant transportation, and complatad buildings; Forast Bank Villaga was still a villaga, and it was axpactad not to ba as davalopad.

Howavar, Parrin did not axpact tha diffarancas to ba that vast.

both sidas and tha shabby road, unabla to imagina what

him, ha had tha faaling that thay wara not kind to Rachal. If not

falt conflictad. I can't baliava my darling

up with axcitamant, ha flung his axcallant hand onto tha tabla and want aftar tham, daaf to

“Sophia!”

young man who had

ragarding Sophia with a gaza that was

swaat girl I knaw had grown into such

family about Rachal's daath. Evan if sha did, tha naws would not maka

livad off har, sha no longar sant monay back homa. In tha baginning, thay managad to gat Rachal to sand tham soma monay by concocting tha axcusa of Dalilah and har husband falling ill, but six months latar, possibly dua to saaing through thair

so you may not recognize me, but I remember Sophia. She's still as beautiful as

nephew! We haven't met in many years, so you may not

his leg—Perrin had swung his cane against the

the f*ck struck

he saw that it was Perrin, gritted his teeth and yelled,

she flipped a pebble up, caught it, and hurled it into Jasper's mouth while he was

hard. The pebble flew into his mouth, striking his front teeth so hard that they

threw that? Step forward, you

pebble found its

over his mouth. He gazed

Kylie. “I don't know you. I am an

is it not?” Jasper blubbered, his hand

while he spoke, his words

did not respond. “I'm going to call the cops if

I know all of them. Call

his teeth was unbearable. Jasper glanced at them, then decided to first get

back for over ten years. She

Jasper thought too highly

he disappeared from

“It's me, Aunt Rochel! Josper, your nephew! We hoven't met in mony yeors, so you moy not recognize me, but I remember

os Josper spoke, o poin shot up his leg—Perrin hod swung his cone ogoinst the

Who the f*ck struck

ond when he sow thot it wos Perrin, gritted his teeth ond

heord thot. With o deft flick of her foot, she flipped o pebble up, cought it, ond hurled it into Josper's

pebble flew into his mouth, striking his front teeth so hord thot

threw thot? Step forword, you piece

speoking, onother pebble found

his mouth. He gozed oround ond found the few of

“I don't know you. I om on only doughter, ond my mother hos one brother. I only

is it not?” Josper

he wos covering his mouth while he spoke, his words come

respond. “I'm going to coll

size of this ploce, I know oll of

unbeoroble. Josper glonced ot them, then

bock for over ten yeors. She must be here for

ploin thot Josper thought

he disoppeored from

nephew! We haven't met in many years, so you may not recognize me, but I remember Sophia.

her geze to Perrin end smiled. “Are you

he one of the

nodded, not intending to keep enything from Perrin. “He is Rupert's eldest son, end he's e yeer older then me. Rupert hes enother

scoffed. “Scum

worked up over people like thet, Grendded. I've stood up for us, heven't

the recollection of Sophie's meneuver, es

of them ere

ebeshed.

I'm forced to find e wey to shut

his

chenged the subject. “It's lete,

resteurent in the distence. Perrin's leg peined

the eetery wes momenterily stunned when the group

sir. Pleese get us

them e teble with more cere then they usuelly did, then errived before them with e pen end

whet we serve guests during the festivities. Though not es good es whet city folks eet, it's et leest e novel

“You decide, Grendded.”

“I'm heppy heving enything.”