Countdown to My Divorce

Her Exit 371

Arsen was stunned by the sudden question. He had to pause for a moment before replying, his tone cautious.

“Mrs. Lewis, you shouldn’t need to ask me this question. You probably know the answer to it. Pardon me, but I have to get back

to work.”

With that, Arsen hung up.

Samantha stood rooted to the ground, her face sullen. She tightened her grip over the phone, veins bulging in the back of her

hand.

Mrs. Judd approached her and patted her gently on her shoulder.

“How are things between you and William as of late? What do you mean, Rachel’s returning and whether William will reconcile with her? Aren’t you the woman he loves?”

Samantha was running out of time to explain things to her mom. There was no way she could make things clear to her mom, anyway. Her mom would never understand.

“Alright now, Mom. Let me deal with my problems. All you need to do right now is to give me the money to put out the fire.”

Mrs. Judd owed everything she had today to her daughter. Naturally, she wouldn’t turn a blind eye when her daughter needed help

a card

at night around here, so I keep this card with me

didn’t expect her mother to be so generous. Tears welled up

worry. I’ll find a way

I trust

took the card and

At the moment, she had

I answer it?”

Rachel said. “She’s

agree to their request. If she were Samantha, she would do the same–especially when faced

worse, William was stuck with the police right now. Upon release, he would probably

for both good and ill. Since he was suffering, it was only expected

Rachel’s urging, Cecilia swiped to

“Ms. Judd,

this juncture. William is still with the police. As an employee of the company, you really shouldn’t be kicking us when you’re

cracking such jokes with each other. Ms. Judd,” Cecilia replied, unperturbed. “Just

we were planning to sell the house. We certainly can’t

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