Divorced but Delighted By Millie Huffman

Divorced but Delighted Chapter 177

Chapter 177 Out of Control

Cierra simply shut her mouth.

She thought that it was already kind of Draven to go to the hospital with her.

After all, he didn’t have a good relationship with Mrs. Trevino because she had been too strict with Draven in the early years.

There were a lot of things to learn, and Draven had to be the best in all of them. Otherwise, he would be punished by the family rules.

Cierra didn’t know the exact plan for Ernest and Sue to discipline him. She only knew that every time Draven did something wrong or failed to meet their expectations, he would be sent back to the Boyle family. She wouldn’t be able to see Draven for a few days.

Cierra can understood this kind of education from the Trevino family’s point of view. Ernest only had one son in his life who passed away when Draven was young. The Trevino family had been declining day by day. Ernest, who had lost his wife and son at his middle age, could only put the responsibility on Draven.

They was strict with Draven for the follow-up development of the Trevino Group. They must ensure that their family business wouldn’t disappear from New York completely.

But from a child’s point of view, Cierra still felt that such a childhood would probably be impossible to repair for the rest of his life.

In fact, she couldn’t remember how Draven had survived. She only knew that he had been silent most of the time when he was a child, but he had never resisted Ernest’s orders and had obediently accepted the arrangement. He had always been more strict with himself.

However, as he grew older, he became more and more undisciplined, and his relationship with Mrs.

Trevino became irreconcilable.

Especially in the first two years of Aleah’s return, he hardly listened to Mrs. Trevino’s words.

If this had happened a few years earlier, he would have cursed Mrs. Trevino to death instead of

going to the hospital.

Probably because of the death of Ernest, Mrs. Trevino was the only blood relative left by his side. Those conflicts had been settled by the cruelest things in the world.

She thought, “Parting forever is the most helpless and powerless thing for humans.

“Therefore, I will no longer waste time on things that have no results. I will spend all my energy and energy on relatives caring about me.

probably be able to

to explain that she had gone to the hospital. After that, Cierra began to

time, I will write and draw. When I am free, I will

cook.

back. I almost forgot about it. I’ll discuss

“And William’s birthday.”

was lost in thought, she didn’t know

by Draven.

she so happy after

wonder she is in such a hurry

www

minded, but

misunderstand.”

still unconscious in the hospital.

the hospital, Draven suddenly said

met the man’s angry and dark eyes. She immediately apologized, “I’m sorry, I was thinking about something just now and

myself.”

snorted, pushed the door open, and got out of

little guilty, Cierra

at the thought of returning home in such

was really like stabbing Draven in

and saw Draven walking toward the inpatient department. Because Anna had sent the number to her mobile phone,

Draven had long legs, he walked slowly. It was easy for Cierra to catch up

I’m sorry for what happened just now. I didn’t do it

few steps. Seeing that his face was still

apologizing to him again.

were many people coming and going downstairs from the

and death were things that

looked away and pursed her lips as she

don’t know if there’s any estrangement between you and Mrs. Trevino now, but she’s getting old. Don’t keep the past to yourself.

words, Draven suddenly

being a spiritual mentor very much? Last time, you tried to persuade Mrs. Trevino in the old house, and this time you tried to persuade me again. You didn’t educate me well enough in L’Opera Restaurant, so you’re here again! Do you think you’re an emotional master who specializes in persuading

out of his throat,

Villa, and seen him scold her in many

as if he wanted

react for a long time. She could only subconsciously refute, “I didn’t

Mrs. Trevino