Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 273 Making a Fuss

With trembling hands, I called Johnson to pick up Matthew’s car. I waited until Johnson arrived and gave him instructions before leaving with Ava.

No matter what, Ava didn’t want that toy that Matthew gave her. Back at home, Ava rushed into her

grandmom’s arms with a loud cry.

My mom looked at me, puzzled, and I briefly explained what had happened. My parents let out a deep.

sigh.

That night, I slept with Ava. She told me with a quiver in her voice that she never wanted to see her dad

again.

I was at a loss for words. Faced with such a dad, I couldn’t even defend him. From today’s events, I could

see how miserable Matthew’s days would be in the future.

I comforted Ava and shared some simple wisdom with her, teaching her to be a responsible and good person. I wasn’t sure how much she understood, but I didn’t want her mind to be filled with darkness.

I

Johnson finally called me late at night. He said, “Chlo, don’t worry! She’s okay.”

“What about the baby?” I asked worriedly.

months old. They performed a C–section.

was taken to the hospital in time.”

carried a hint of

good. At least nothing serious happened!” I sighed in relief.

still concerned for

consequences sooner

at home and in the

This was Matthew’s own doing. He had to

the

the

footage from outside the school downloaded.

copy Keep it

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“Thank you, Johnson!”

this. After hanging up,

my parents were still in the living

the outcome, and my dad sighed. “Those monsters! It’s a good thing they’re okay. Otherwise, they would come

Johnson has retrieved the

me to keep my distance from Matthew in the

I watched it, and the scene sent shivers down my spine. I didn’t know when I could escape

long time passed while I sat alone in the living room. Finally, I turned off the lights and went upstairs. I kept tossing and turning as thoughts of the unpleasant scenes replayed.

following day, I got up early. I had breakfast with Ava and took

worried me. I knew that yesterday’s scene had

something like this happened, she