Divorced but Delighted By Millie Huffman

Divorced but Delighted Chapter 228

Chapter 228 Mind Your Own Business!

Cierra was both amused and angry.

She didn’t expect Mrs. Trevino to be in such a hurry to worry about Draven’s marriage.

As soon as she divorced Draven, she agreed to let Aleah marry into the Trevino family.

Now that Aleah can’t marry Draven, she soon had a new idea.

Cierra didn’t expect that Mrs. Trevino would target the Barton family.

Not to mention she was the girl from the Barton family, she had no intention of remarrying Draven at all.

Even if it wasn’t for her, why would Mrs. Trevino think that the Barton family was willing to marry their daughter to their son who had frequently become a trending topic with their former national goddess?

The messenger was also s*upid. Why didn’t she think about it from another angle? If it were her daughter, would she be willing to agree to this marriage?

However, it was hard to say.

Perhaps this person felt that the Trevino family was rich and had few family

members. There was no messy relationship between them. If someone married into the Trevino family, she would be able to live a peaceful life.

Of course, this had nothing to do with her.

“All right, Mom. Don’t be so angry that it’s bad for your health. Let’s just listen to it as a joke. As for the messenger, let’s just stay away from her in the future.”

Cierra comforted her in a gentle voice and handed Sarah a small cake.

She bought it on her way back. Now it was just a dessert.

“Come on, eat something sweet and be in a good mood every day.”

After being coaxed by her daughter, Sarah’s complexion improved a little.

She took the cake and took a bite, but still sighed faintly.

The people on the sofa all looked at her with worry in their eyes.

They couldn’t be blamed for being vigilant.

It was mostly because of Sarah’s depression that she was in poor health.

Ever since Cierra brought her back two years ago, Sarah’s condition had improved a lot. Although she couldn’t be completely cured, her complexion

much better than

Barton family naturally hoped that Mrs. Chester would be happy every day and that she

this moment, she suddenly sighed making everyone

knew her situation. She looked at the men on

me? I’m just lamenting that

words were to comfort

family members, who were sitting around Sarah,

and most simple-minded

was worried.

a problem, you must tell us. Only then can we find a way to solve it together. You can’t keep it to yourself. Otherwise, the more you think about it, the sadder you will

abandoned by his father sooner or later,

grabbed

something to say, say it out loud. Don’t keep it to yourself. Mom, it’s okay if you don’t say it, but

You’ve gone too far!”

was amused by the two kids and

wanted to keep it a secret so

scooped up a small cake with a spoon and slowly told them what

indeed not a big

her younger sister, Belle Chester. She married in New York

had some contact with Mrs. Trevino in New York, she told Sarah that

were anyone else, she would just blacklist them and not

the future.

they could be considered a family. If she really blacklisted Belle and

her. Sarah was

And Belle won’t listen to her even if

Just thinking about it made

hand and

Belle’s business to talk about anything she wanted. Let’s just do what we want. If I don’t want to marry, can she tie me

that she didn’t want to marry Draven, even if she

whether Mrs. Trevino and Draven would agree to this marriage after they found out that she was

the Barton family.

cared about her reputation the most. She had caused a lot

could Ms. Trevino bring

remarry with Draven?

even if they agreed shamelessly, she was unwilling to do

a person to be s*upid once

wait to live with the Barton family for the rest of her life. She didn’t want to marry

won’t get married for the rest of my life. I’ll stay with

“Okay, of course!”

overjoyed and did not want to

after thinking for a while, she added, “It’s best for you to stay with Mom and Dad for the rest of your life, but we

can just recruit him as a live-in son-in-law. We