Countdown to My Divorce

Her Exit 382

“I told you from the start–her sudden return was definitely fishy!”

“Exactly! I mean, come on. Someone who disappeared for five years just shows up out of the blue? And we’re supposed to believe it’s just to check in on her sick father?”

“If she really cared, where was she all this time?”

“Right? It’s such a fake act! When he was alive and well, she was nowhere to be found. Now that he’s on his deathbed, suddenly she remembers she has a foster father? Give me a break!”

“If you were really here just for your dad, no one would say anything. But you came back for the Lloyd family’s fortune!”

Yvette was covering her mouth, sobbing tragically as she spoke.

“Yes, Rachel. No matter what, you shouldn’t have forced Dad to give you part of his inheritance. If you were truly in need of money, you could’ve just told us. We were a family once. We wouldn’t have let you struggle. You didn’t have to make a scene like this.”

Sasha, too, dabbed at her eyes with a tissue, crying so hard she looked like she could barely breathe.

“That’s right, Rachel. You’re being much too heartless. Even before your dad got sick, he was always thinking about you. Honestly, the reason his health declined over these years? It’s because he never stopped worrying about you.

we all thought you were still in a coma. He blamed himself constantly, thinking that if only he had stayed by your side in the hospital, maybe things would’ve turned out differently. But

her brows. None of this was part of

to defame her, but she had ways

to suddenly produce a vague, misleading video that painted her in a terrible light, claiming she was forcing Jim to sign a will she had supposedly

ago.

but Jim’s

That was outright slander.

but the document wasn’t a will. It was a contract for a charitable donation in his name. And there’s no audio.

If you weren’t pressuring him, why did he get so

him to sign a forged will. When I confronted him about it, that’s when

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at Rachel with tears brimming in her eyes, her expression pitifully