Countdown to My Divorce

Chapter 286.

Rachel was suddenly flooded by memories she had long tried to forget.

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She was a freshman in college when it happened. Someone had deliberately set a fire and locked her inside. She had almost made it out, but the windows had been sealed shut. There had been no way to escape.

No one outside had dared to come in, and the fire department hadn’t arrived.

It was the first time she that came face to face with death. That feeling of sheer terror was something she still remembered.

Just as she had been on the verge of losing consciousness, a familiar figure had appeared through the flames. She had recognized its silhouette and height.

‘It’s William, isn’t it?‘

When she woke up afterward, the first person she saw had also been William.

Her classmates also told her it was William who saved her. She had no reason to doubt it. But from what Jim said, it sounded like he knew that William hadn’t been her saviour.

Who was it then?

If William hadn’t been the one who rescued her, why did he claim the credit?

she could hear Jim’s voice

time. If you can’t treat Rachel like you did in the beginning, then let her go.

Gerald clearly doesn’t see her that way. Tell me. Do you think there’s still a place for her in that

words hit Jim like

was brutal but true. Gerald ruled the Lloyd family, and if Rachel were to return home after a divorce, neither Sasha nor anyone else in that house

being

more. “Dad, it’s getting late. Let’s just head downstairs for dinner. As for Rachel, don’t worry. I have no intention of divorcing

no choice but to let it go. “That’s

Outside, Rachel smiled helplessly.

not getting a divorce was the best

was a far worse kind of

suddenly echoed down the hallway, snapping her back

she quickly pushed open the door to the room next

just about to let out a sigh of relief when she turned

top of Tyler, pinning him to the bed. The two of them were tangled in a position that

“Sorry! I didn’t mean to. You two carry

instantly seemed irritated. “Rachel, what

the door open and bolted out, only to run straight

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