Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 106 Setting a Bad Example

Although I was no longer fond of the Murphys, Grace hadn’t mistreated me for the past few years, I could also forgive her for giving me the cold shoulder that day because she only tried to protect her interests.

She asked me to return to their house, but I declined because that place traumatized me. Instead, I chose to meet her at a cafe near her house. I softened my attitude when I saw her. After all, I couldn’t be mean

to an older woman.

Grace looked worn out and conflicted when she saw me. I understood her feelings and ordered her some hot milk, I waited for her to speak, and her lips twitched as she asked, “How’s Ava?”

Immediately after, she burst into tears. I had to admit she doted on my daughter.

“She’s okay but not as perky as before,” I spoke blandly despite myself. I noticed her sad expression and

added, “You’re welcome to visit her anytime.”

My words encouraged Grace, and she held my hand, “Can you reconsider the divorce?”

I wanted to pull away but refrained. I somehow felt uneasy about displays of goodwill or physical contact

from the Murphys.

I asked, “What do you think? If you

with another woman?”

of my hand. “It already happened to me, and

child.”

had been married to Matthew for many years, I knew little about his family.

he was young. My

said through gritted

didn’t understand what

to be looking for a job in the city and wanted to stay at

distressed. E

right? They hooked up under my nose, but

back then. I couldn’t leave Henry

I agreed that Henry had set a

put up with that bitch until Matthew was two. At that time, she also got pregnant and threatened to tell others about it if we chased her away. I could do nothing about it. After all, Matthew was still young,

but I didn’t sympathize with her. I knew she didn’t do it out of love–she was just

plain stupid.

house and…shared a bed with us. After she gave birth to Melanie, I guess

ambitious loser and just left one night without telling us. take care