I Quit, Mr. Shaffer by Isabella Symons

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Chapter 465

Isabella couldn’t bring herself to shout. After a brief conversation with Victoria, she

texted Seth on her phone.

She stared at the screen, but there was no response.

As Seth disappeared from her sight, Joey’s car also turned the corner.

Her phone vibrated. Seth had replied.

‘Call me after the check-up.’

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Isabella breathed a sigh of relief and instinctively placed her phone on her chest.

“Bella?” Victoria called her.

Isabella snapped back to reality, put away her phone, and hugged her.

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“Mom, did you miss me?”

Victoria leaned against her, not saying anything but murmuring something under her

breath.

Isabella tried to make out what she was saying but couldn’t catch a single word.

When they returned to the nursing home, the whole place was in an uproar. Everyone

breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing that Victoria was back.

and

Doyle managed to escape through a

We failed to notice it.

Hart sincerely apologized and took full

knew that while the nursing home was at fault, the majority of

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with Victoria.

condition was uncontrollable, and the nursing home couldn’t

I take my mother out

“Of course.”

Hart was very accommodating and

paperwork.

then went to see

for the incident a few days ago, but Joey

is more important. You should deal with

worry too much about other things.”

grateful and thanked him repeatedly before leaving with Victoria.

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intended to take Victoria back to the two old houses in the countryside,

stabilize Victoria’s

at the door, they found Seth’s

got out of the car and said, “Miss Symons, Mr. Shaffer has a vacant

take

didn’t address her by name, showing respect to Isabella and not

for speculation.

Isabella was capable and didn’t think

Victoria might ask Seth, Isabella supported her

needing to handle some business, she went to the back

Seth.

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in the car, she saw Seth indeed had a cold expression.

forgotten about him earlier. She cleared her