Falling for My Contractual Wife

Chapter 685 "After that, Brian told me he wouldn't celebrate his birthday anymore."

When Jasmine said this, her eyes were already wet. She raised her hand to wipe her tears and smiled. "Later, that woman gave birth to a son, and he became even more arrogant. He often stayed out at night and it can be said that the llegitimate son's childhood was thousands of times happier than Brian's. "But fate ensures justice. When Brian was in junior high school, he died."

Jasmine smiled again and asked, "Do you know how he died?"

Grace did not say anything while Jasmine continued, "He wanted to divorce me to marry that woman and make that illegitimate child a member of the Francis family.

"I agreed to the divorce, with the condition that Brian would stay with me, and all of the Francis family's assets would belong to Brian.

"He couldn't wait to take the woman home, so he agreed. He rushed back to get his documents for divorce procedures. When Brian found out, he chased after his father's car on his bicycle, wanting to stop him from divorcing me.

"In the end, his father got into a car accident on a bridge and died in front of him."

Jasmine closed her eyes slowly. "From then on, everything was settled. That mother and son came to look for me once. After I chased them out, they never appeared in Capern City again.

know they will

her eyes and finally understood why

"Brian has lacked love since he was young. My marriage to his father has also traumatized him to a certain extent, so I'm

like a relief to me which makes up the

did a lot of

and I just hope you can consider getting back together with him for the child's sake. If you still believe he's not a suitable

lips, feeling a pang at Jasmine's

since Grace had already begun to lean towards Brian in her

mentioned Nelson at noon, Grace coincidentally received a call from

about Brian's childhood from Jasmine, Grace's tone was

Francis, what's

paused and then chuckled. "Why? Can't I look for you when I'm

"Of course, you can. If you hadn't reminded me that my child might still be alive, I