Divorced but Delighted By Millie Huffman

Chapter 449 A Loud Explosion

“Mr. Patrick, there’s news from old Mr. Trevino.”

The bungalow by the ferry was surrounded by a cluster of railings along the river bank. A fishing platform was built in the place where flowers and plants were supposed to

grow.

The wooden balcony was comfortable in the cool autumn weather. Coupled with the huge umbrella, the tables and chairs looked even more comfortable.

Calvin waited beside Patrick with a tablet in his hand, and messages kept popping up on the screen.

Patrick placed the fishing rod in front of him and took the tablet casually. “How’s that woman?”

His voice was casual, but the expression on his face became more and more serious when he saw the message on the tablet, and the smile in his eyes gradually disappeared.

Looking at Patrick’s strange expression, Calvin didn’t know if he should tell him about

Cierra’s situation.

After hesitating for a while, he spoke out the truth.

“The doctor said it’s nothing serious. As long as Miss Barton wakes up and recovers from her injuries, she’ll be fine.”

“When will she wake up?”

Patrick interrupted him abruptly, as if he didn’t care about Cierra’s injury.

Cierra was lying on the ground like a puppet, less attractive than when she was conscious.

No matter how beautiful she was, she was just like a delicate corpse. He had seen many beautiful women, so it was meaningless.

Hearing this, Calvin was stunned for a moment. “… Doctor didn’t say that. It depends on when Miss Barton is willing to wake up.”

“Quack.”

Patrick flipped through the words on the tablet and spoke.

After flipping through all the documents and chat history, Patrick threw the tablet aside and said, “Go pack up your luggage and leave New York in the afternoon. Find if there are any extra ferries. Also, pay attention to avoid the old fox’s men.”

As soon as he finished speaking, he saw that the fishing rod on the shelf had moved a little, so he went to check the fishing line, regardless of Calvin’s expression.

Calvin didn’t know what to do.

He saw messages on the tablet.

The people in Washington D.C. felt that Patrick was disobedient and wanted to replace,

hirm.

didn’t think that they would go too far.

with this trick.

it seemed that they really had to support another

it couldn’t be ruled out that the Trevino family hoped that Draven

situation, Patrick had no intention of fighting with

Draven at all.

other side, they seemed to

a long time, Patrick turned around and

the bait had been eaten up, which made Patrick even

annoyed and impatient.

“I understand, but…”

Patrick to give in to the elders of the

family.

grow up. He knew him too well. Even if he said it, it

useless, and it might even make Patrick more

changed his words. “It’s easy to find ferries, but what

and it’s inconvenient

leave New York…”

aren’t you thinking too

finish his words, he was interrupted by Patrick’s cold voice.

didn’t even raise his head and was putting bait on the hook with his eyes. lowered. He said slowly, “What’s wrong? Are you worried

Calvin was speechless.

casually and indifferently, “If she

Patrick’s serious expression, Calvin finally

used to doing whatever he wanted. Even if he tried his best to get

to check on her alone, and even gave up

and changed it into a ward, in his heart, he only treated Miss

spend time and energy providing the best environment

at

person raising a cat to relieve boredom. Once he felt bored, he could give it to others at will even if he

how he felt about

the spur of the moment, he had tried his best to steal her from the hospital in spite of layers of obstacles. He even spent a lot of effort and money treating her injuries. However, when it was time to

one.

the current situation, breaking free from the shackles of the Trevino family was more

seemed to be valued, she might not be as important

said he understood, and left.

Calvin left, Patrick, who was next to the river, glanced back at

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he abandoned the fishing rod in his hand and picked up the tablet again. The

screen. After a

into the river.