Crossroads

Chapter 247

She had waited for so long, only to be handed agerent, stack in its black and white.

“Mr. Wellington has already signed it. Please cooperate with me and get it done,” Brad urged from the other side of the gate

She remained motionless, her gaze fixed on the conspicuous document. The pen strokes unmistakably lore Dominick’s signature.

Her hand didn’t move to take it while her face turned pale.

After a long silence, she spoke, her voice hoarse and sofenn. “Tell Dominick to come out and see me,

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“Ms. Reed, you still have a long life ahead of you. Please take care of yourself well” Brast’s voice carried a hint of pity. Stephanie had grown gaunt, her complexion wan and her spirit seemingly broken.

They knew what she had been through and understood her pain, but this was the harsh reality,

“Ms. Reed, now that you’ve lost the children, you have no value to the Wellington family anymore,

“Sign the divorce agreement and treat this as if it were all a bad dream”

Brad’s words were cold and unfeeling. He handed the agreements to

guards at the gate and

there, dazed and frozen in

please

Wellington family, even the servants, carried an air of

cold iron gate with both hands, her voice breaking as she shouted at Brad’s retreating figure, “Tell him to come

restrain yourself. If you cause trouble here, we won’t hesitate to act “The two security guards were visibly

desperately to the

to

to see Dominick. I really need to see him. Her voice choked, filled

Villa, her voice was a mere whisper, easily carried away by the wind, Here, no

higher, Brad finally lost his patience and headed to Nightingale

through the silent courtyard. There was no

at the bamboo grove where the leaves had started to turn yellow. Without realizing it, he had spent over forty

Finally, they were back.

and returned to this familiar home, yet everything seemed

no longer feels like old times.” George’s voice, carried by

old man called out to his longtime companion, Brud. His voice was no longer stern and commanding but

sadness.

driven her away