Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier)

Chapter 386

Chapter 386

"It's not like I came to this crappy place because that nothing better to do." Harel sneered. "Hayden told me that your place is small and rundown now, not even close to what it used to bel This was her first time visiting since Lily moved. She didn't even step inside, as the place appeared old and shabby from the outside.

Hayden had mentioned that it was just a one-bedroom apartment-far more modest than she could have imagined.

She also couldn't understand why Lily, having been Xavier's wite, would choose to divorce and live such a hard life.

"Work must be tough, huh? I told you not to get a divorce, but you didn't listen. Now look at you-no car, house, or decent clothes! If others knew, they would think the Joyner family mistreated you Hazel criticized Lily as she walked closer. "Now that you're feeling the hardship, it's not too late. Come back with me. Just toss everything from this broken box away.." She reached for the box Lily was holding, intending to throw it in the trash. However, Lily pulled her hand away. "I'm not going back"

"What are you still being stubborn about? Hazel glared at her. "I know you're upset that your father left Hayden for you to care for, but didn't you take care of him anyway? "He's your brether-what's there to complain about? Now that Hayden is fine, everything worked out well. Everyone's happy now, yet you insist on making things difficult for us.

"You're happy, but I'm not," Lily said bluntly.

If you hadn't divorced Xavier, you

insides ache from the chill. What hurt even more was the scolding from Hazel "Once you're done talking, leave. I'll say this one last time-I'm not going back. From now on..just pretend you

Lily walked past Harel

had been pestering Lily a lot. Realizing that Lily was stubbornly refusing to retum, she stopped chasing her but began thinking of other ways to handle

situation

ways-one getting into a luxury car, the other heading into

the neighborhood entrance, but the cold weather made them hurry, and soon, the spot where Hazel and Lily had stood seemed as though they

toothpick between his lips. He watched Lily enter the neighborhood, spat out the

out from the shadow of a large tree across the street with a tooth out

of you telling me the neighborhood name? I

to ask at every door? The security here is bad, but people are alert. By the time I ask around, Lily will probably

the exact address, he cursed into the phone. But where could he

momentarily, he took out his phone and sent