Billionaire, Let's Divorce! by BELLA

Chapter 0109

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I redlined in my seat and interrupted him. "Quick question, is a daughter just stool to be used by you? Is that what all we are to you? Is that what Bella has always been to you?" I paused and an image of Mark carrying a blood- covered Bella crossed my mind. "I'm genuinely curious, have you visited Bella in the hospital? Or you've not heard?"

1. Dad's voice choked up. I was even irritated with myself that I still saw them as my parents. "I'll go right now!" He finished.

1 advise you to stop while you still can. Save up for yourself and mom before it's too late and you really end up homeless. And please! Don't call me again!" I told him decisively, then hung up the phone and blocked the number I wonder which number he'd call from again.

I slid my phone across the table as I felt a surge of frustration course. through me as I recalled how neither of them had bothered to find me after I got kidnapped years ago. If I hadn't found them after I graduated from college with the information that Lucas had provided them I was sure I would still be somewhere wondering who my parents were because they would still remain unbothered about my disappearance.

Even their reaction when they saw me just showed their surprise and it dimmed my excitement. They had shown no sign of remorse or guilt or event happiness. They had just stared at me like I was some stranger who waltzed. into their home. They must have gone like, in their minds, 'oh, there's our long lost daughter, who would have believed she is still alive? Shocker."

I had thought they hadn't reacted because they were still in shock but after spending days in their house, their grundbled response to my greetings and indifference to my presence had made the give up on my expectations from them,

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