Ex-Husband’s Love Dilemma

Chapter 57

Peter looked at her kindly and said, “Cassie, isn’t he nice to you? You don’t have to answer me. I know that if he treats you well enough, you won’t want a divorce, let alone hide the fact that you have a child. As a husband, he

is a failure.”

“The Quinn family has always valued relationships. Neither his grandmother nor his parents have had any marital issues. It might be that he isn’t truly a Quinn family member.” Peter let out a smile.

Cassandra, looking guilty and uneasy, responded, “Grandpa Peter, please don’t say that. It’s not entirely his

fault. We’re just not a good match.”

“You don’t have to defend him. He grew up under my watch, and I understand him better than anyone, Cassie. His biggest failure is that you won’t give him a chance. As for whether to tell him about your decision, no matter the outcome, I will support you,” Peter explained.

Cassandra fell silent, caught in a dilemma. ‘Telling Orlando means we can’t have a clean break if we get divorced in the future. If I don’t tell him, would I be too selfish?‘ she pondered.

After a long pause, she finally said, “Okay, I understand.”

“Cassandra, I’m sorry for putting you through so much.” Peter’s expression was filled with distress.

Cassandra smiled and shook her head.

As Peter needed to take medicine, Cassandra came out first. However, when she closed the door and was about to walk forward, a tall and straight figure suddenly emerged from the corner and blocked her way.

They looked at each other and she took the lead in turning away.

Orlando stared at her and asked, “What did you talk about with Grandpa?”

“Nothing,” Cassandra replied.

“Really?” he questioned, his expression skeptical.

Cassandra suddenly thought of William questioning her about the car accident, and her emotions surged. She raised her head, looking indifferent as she said, “You won’t believe me anyway. Whatever I say, in your eyes, it’s

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just me gossiping behind your back. After all, in your eyes, I was the one who told Grandpa Peter and your parents that you got into a car accident because of Rebecca, making her image worse in their eyes.”

Her words were laced with thorns.

said, “I haven’t said anything. Yet, you have already laid all the blame on me. Cassandra, when did you become so

make whether you say anything or not? The look in your eyes and your thoughts are already determined,” she retorted.

know what I’m thinking?” he

know,”

shouldn’t have doubted you. I overthought it.

If she didn’t know that he was infatuated with Rebecca, she might have

responding to

replied

not,

Orlando to believe that perhaps Cassandra had said something to make Peter stop

was getting late.

concerns, “Dad, how do you think we should handle the situation

enter the Quinn family, not a year ago, and certainly not now,” the old man asserted vigorously, his

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that having her constantly around Orlando might not be the

our Quinn family. Prepare yourselves for the possibility of that scoundrel being expelled from

Gabriela exchanged a glance, remaining

much as you do. We hope she stays with Orlando.”

with Cassie, he might need to consider if she’s willing to be with him or not. If she decides

being pregnant, and a surge of frustration made him wish he could give Orlando a good beating. The idea was

subtle expressions, asked, “Dad, did Cassie say something to you?”

Frederick but remained

the qualifications to know. The patriarch couldn’t shake the feeling that Orlando had tarnished the Quinn family’s reputation. Peter believed that if Orlando treated Cassandra poorly, then he deserved to be unaware of the impending child.

wanted to see what would happen if

bit of turbulence. The prolonged absence of

day after being discharged from

morning, Cassandra reminded him, “Orlando, your foot is still healing. The doctor advised

listened quietly to her advice.

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How about I take a break from work and

you.”

his attention still lingering on Cassandra, who was already putting on

shoes to leave.

Cassandra

them left