Divorced but Delighted By Millie Huffman

Divorced but Delighted Chapter 319

Chapter 319 What’s Your Relationship with Your Assistant?

As soon as the news came out, it soon caused a sensation.

The post was a description of one’s personal perspective. The details were not detailed, so it was not guaranteed to be true first.

The post writer claimed that he heard from the elders in his family that when Roger was young, he lived with the hooligans in town and didn’t have a decent job. He just relied on collecting protection

fees and fought in small businesses all day long.

There was a period of time when they suddenly didn’t see him. They only knew that he was wandering around the house and didn’t see him making trouble, but they didn’t see him doing

anything serious either.

Everyone in the village thought that he had turned over a new leaf and finally felt sorry for Grandma

Smith. Occasionally, when they met, they would praise him, hoping that he could find a job and get married as soon as possible so that Grandina Smith could fulfill her wish. Roger even replied that

he would invite everyone to dinner after getting married.

When the news came again, it was that Roger was getting married, and even his wife was pregnant.

All the villagers were surprised and began to gossip. They tried to find out whose daughter he was

marrying, but there was no news at all.

It was not until the day of the wedding that the village found out that Roger had locked his wife in his room during that time. He didn’t let her go out or let others know. He would tie her up and

marry her after she was pregnant.

On the day of the wedding, everyone saw the bride’s face. She was a very beautiful girl, but her arms. were tied up and her eyes were full of hatred, which made people feel a little scared.

However, due to Roger’s connections at the time, no one said anything at the wedding. They praised

them for being a perfect match and congratulated them for growing old together.

The only one who came to make trouble was Grandma Smith, who lived in the old house of the

Smith family.

She pointed at his nose and scolded him, calling him a bastard bandit, and cursing herself for giving birth to such a thing!

She cursed as harshly as she could.

Unfortunately, she was the only one who cursed him and she was thrown out of the door by her

son’s good friend.

The wedding ceremony continued.

that Roger’s

They had a daughter.

his wife every day for being useless. He scolded her that she couldn’t give birth to a son. So he got drunk every day

that time the government launched a campaign against gang violence, so his

didn’t have a job, and the villagers looked down on him, so he vented his anger on the

women at home.

on, that woman

know how she left, but

help of Grandma

investigation.

well-developed. She

the village and was taken back by her

Also…

had been hiding and had planned her departure route

people passing by.

and disposed of her body. However, they couldn’t find any evidence, so they let him

but one thing was clear: Roger was a

a

finished telling the story, he added the

to be a story that I heard from the elders after dinner, I still hope that the police can investigate it and I hope there is no human trafficking

and there were many people who mentioned the local police in

wasn’t much hope. After all, there were

the town, relying on threats to get money to live a free and

the chances were slim, they still hoped

could the bad guy live so

made

it wasn’t for the fact that there was evidence, would his plan have succeeded today? Would he have used the

heated discussion on

shown all of the evidence

he save the surveillance video of Roger making trouble for Wanda, but he also found Roger’s criminal record from the relevant

Roger had committed, the blacklist of local credit, and the contract he

mouse slid across it, but he did

It was about Wanda.

were the records of her acceptance of donations, which

honors of winning the championship for the school and winning the awards for the projects she participated in and her annual

not want to share her past with

didn’t need

were an affirmation of

repayment for the kindness she received in