Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 418 Some Things Cannot Be Undone

Grace knelt at the gate and reached through it as she waved at my daughter. “Ava, come here! Ava…”

Even my deepest grudges vanished at that moment. After all, Grace was an elderly woman who had a troubled life. Now, she had to face such a thing in her old age. Still, someone had to be responsible for

causing this tragedy.

I felt a tear in my eye as I turned away and gulped. I noticed Ava retreating while Grace cried, “Ava, please

come here. Don’t you want to see your grandma?”

She appeared frantic, looking around as if seeking help to get inside. I could no longer bear it and

approached the gate. Ava saw me and called out, “Mommy!”

She let go of my mom’s hand but didn’t run toward me. Perhaps she was scared, or Grace’s changed

appearance made Ava think she was a stranger.

When I reached Grace, I reassured her, “Don’t worry. I’ll talk to her first, okay?”

Grace looked at me tearfully as I spoke.

Meanwhile, my mom softly spoke to Ava, presumably encouraging her to come over. I knew no one in my

family was heartless.

Grace pleaded, “Chloe, let me hold her. Ava, come here and let Grandma hug you. Don’t you want to see

me?”

the gate, picked up Ava, and

okay? She just

and you

she scolded me, “But she bullies you! I don’t

sometimes,

it. What do you think?”

and looked

Grace continued calling for my

on, sweetheart. You’re a good girl. Grandma came to see you because she knows she was wrong. Don’t you remember? Grandma used to make your favorite food for

nodded while looking at Grace.

my daughter to her grandmother. Ava’s small hand still clutched mine as we approached, revealing her

However, Ava recoiled and looked at me in

Grace’s actions were overwhelming. Immediately after,

Grandma, okay?”

called out, “Grandma?”

into tears, drawing

her. She’s already here

Grace, and she hugged Ava, saying,

miss Grandma?”

Ava’s eyes, and she even asked, “Will you still bully my mommy?”

Do you

She shook her head vigorously, saying, ‘No, no, Grandma won’t do that anymore. Ava, you’re my

Grace’s neck. I only approached them half an hour later and said, “Let’s stop for now. It’s time to take Ava

school.”