I Quit, Mr. Shaffer by Isabella Symons

Chapter 471 Thank You

Chapter 471

After breakfast, only Victoria appeared pleased.

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Isabella had to force herself to eat during the meal. She didn’t want to listen carefully to

what Victoria was saying, especially in front of the stern and cold-faced Seth. The

difference in their backgrounds was too obvious, and every word reminded her not to

hold onto unrealistic fantasies.

Seth also felt uncomfortable. On one hand, he didn’t want to offend Victoria, but on the

other hand, he felt that everything she said was nonsense!

The only thing that made him happy was that she had sobered up and urged them to

return to Imperia that day.

“Mom, I want to stay with you a little longer,” said Isabella.

“There’s no need. I’m fine,” Victoria reassured. As long as she didn’t have an episode,

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she was just like any other person, constantly urging them to leave.

Isabella knew that Seth couldn’t stay in Bleaktown for long. Even if Victoria hadn’t

mentioned it, he would have had to leave that very day.

“Then, I’ll come back to see you in a couple of days.”

no need to.”

sanatorium and insisted on watching Isabella get

in the car.

choice but to call Joey to pick her

the

exchanged a glance with

and coaxed Victoria back into the

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the car started, and Isabella heard Seth let out a sigh

for

with the time. He simply felt that Victoria was

it led him to think about Isabella’s upbringing.

couldn’t help but look back at her.

meant and said lightly,

not like she is now.”

seat, reminiscing about her childhood, and added, “Then on

and

her daughter.”

mind, and the lingering fear in her bones

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She took a deep breath and barely managed to

hér emotions.

his gaze, feeling irritated.

meant more to Isabella than anything else. There was

to her mother and one day,

anyone.

you were asked to marry Nicolas, would you be

taken aback by his question.

did you take

to get things

something inexplicable and then suddenly fell silent.

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