Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 32 Parents’ Oppression II

“Did you say that Jerry fell in love with someone else?”

Evelyn took a deep breath. She didn’t want to say it, but what Ben had said just now was undoubtedly her last straw. “Yes, so it’s not that I’m disloyal. It’s that Nora turned the truth upside down for her son!”

After that, she felt that she had gone too far. She calmed down and said, “Dad, Mom, I’ve decided to divorce Jerry. You don’t have to pay attention to the Graves family in the future.”

“Divorce?” Lucy was stunned for two seconds, then she sat down on the sofa with red eyes. “What a sin!”

Obviously, Ben didn’t expect such a result. Compared with Lucy’s sadness, he was angrier. “Evelyn, when you were going to marry Jerry, you didn’t listen to your mother and me no matter what we said. Now, divorce? It’s easy for you to say it. Do you know what you’ll face after divorce?”

“So what if I know? I still have to face it!” She couldn’t help raising her voice. She wasn’t the one who had done anything wrong. Why did everyone blame her?

Ben’s chest heaved up and down. “Since you chose to get married, there’s no turning back. You should turn a blind it. Divorce? I can’t afford to lose face!”

eye

to

Although he had been punished by the law and lost

need to say anything

I embarrass you. I’ll

bag and went straight toward the door. Lucy couldn’t stop her. Seeing her leave in anger, Lucy

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head of the stairs, she cried. She ran to the small garden in the community, sat on a stone bench,

she pretend that

wasn’t that tolerant. She was very selfish. She couldn’t turn a blind eye to what had happened, let alone allow others to trample on her feelings. Maura and Jerry’s affair was like shit, which disgusted her all the

what he did, she would support him. No matter how Nora made things difficult for her, she could

wasn’t even willing to pay

had chosen this path on her own. Back then, she had

married the man she

But she just loved a man wholeheartedly, she was regarded as wrong

“Buzz, buzz…”