It was Floretta.

Angeline’s expression gradually softened. She obediently sat back and listened to the conversation intently.

With his brows slightly furrowed, Evander comforted, “It’s my fault. Be good and finish your meal with Franny. I’ll be home in fifteen minutes.”

Only after hearing that did Floretta stop crying.

After he hung up the phone, Angeline looked at his stern profile and suddenly became curious as it seemed that Evander and Francesca had been the only ones accompanying the girl so far, and she had never seen Floretta’s mother in that picture.

“Mr. Golding, I’m guessing that your wife is usually overseas? I’ve never seen her before,” Angeline asked tentatively. If I can meet this mysterious woman, it may help me become the ambassador.

However, her words had evidently triggered something within Evander as his expression instantly darkened.

Sylas was about to say something, but he thought the better of it and could not help feeling nervous for her.

“Stop the car!” Evander instructed.

Sylas obediently pulled over by the road.

Angeline was stunned. Before she could process what was going on, the man said firmly, “Get out.”

“You mean now, Mr. Golding?”

Angeline thought she had heard him wrong and looked outside. Although the rain had stopped, there was not a single person under the night sky, and fear gripped her heart.

Evander did not repeat himself but reached over and opened the car door on her side, his intimidating gaze looking as though it could pierce through her, sending chills down her spine.

Angeline gulped in fear and fumbled to grip the car handle, using it as a support as she got out of the car.

No sooner had her feet touched the ground than Evander’s car sped away like the wind.

“Hey!”

The breeze at night was uncomfortably frigid, and apart from a few streetlights, there were hardly any cars.

from a sudden rustle in the bushes snapped Angeline back to her senses. She wrapped her arms around herself and

good man, but now it seems that I was such a fool! Would any normal human being dump a weak lady like me in the wilderness? I just casually asked about her daughter’s mother. Must he react that way? I think he’s most likely an unfaithful man. That’s why he dared not

Angeline standing rooted to

and could not help but comment, “She looks

out of the car, Evander’s mood still

Angeline only has herself to blame for touching on a sensitive topic. For all these years, the subject of Floretta’s birth mother has always been a taboo within the Golding family, and anyone who dares to mention her

and accompany her?” Evander withdrew his eyes and leaned back against the seat while tugging at his tie

sorry for saying that.” Sylas shuddered,

in the

legs felt as though they were about to give out. She took off her slippers and noticed that there were blisters on

so she went to charge it first before heading to the bathroom to take a hot bath. Only after soaking

university, Angeline had never walked for such a long distance. Had she not been familiar with the route, she would have died on

the bath, she took out a medical kit and

room caused her to start

memory of Hanson misunderstanding her and forcing her to apologize in public, in particular,

extinguished the last spark of hope she had for

someday, you’ll

her head, Angeline saw that the few bottles of beer left over from the last time Nancy had come over

large stone was pressing on her chest, and at

her low alcohol tolerance, she was so drunk that she lost consciousness after drinking

Ding!

phone call rang out in the

Angeline mumbled after waking up with a start. She got up, walked over to the couch,

unlocking it, she discovered that someone was giving her a

unfamiliar phone number, she instinctively pressed the hang-up

a headache, so she answered in an unpleasant tone, “Who are

rest?” An adorable little girl’s voice came from the other end

Angeline immediately

was only one person who would

phone screen, she spotted the little girl in the video. “Floretta, is it really

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