I Want a Divorce by Abigail Quinn

Chapter 59

Kenneth noticed Calista and Joanna’s cold, disdainful glares directed at them.

Oliver, in particular, wore a dominant and contemptuous expression.

The only person Kenneth had hoped would lend them support, Jason, let out a sigh and remained silent.

Jason would have done so if he intended to speak up for them. Instead, his silence made it clear that he stood by Oliver.

Kenneth suddenly realized that Jason, whom he believed he could sway, could not be swayed, and Oliver, whom he thought he could intimidate, could not be intimidated.

Especially Oliver, as he was not the brainless and spineless person Kenneth had imagined. All his hopes had turned to ashes.

After enduring for a while, Riley could no longer contain her anger. With her hands on her hips, she launched into a scolding tirade. “A bunch of country bumpkins! So what if you’ve made some money? What do you have to be proud of? Our family has a principal, a teacher, and a university student. What do you have? Country bumpkins!”

Calista could not hold back either. She grabbed a feather duster and swung it fiercely at Riley’s head, shouting, “Get lost, you self-righteous principal, teacher, and university student. Don’t set foot in our country bumpkin’s house!”

Riley received two blows from the feather duster, feeling both pain and humiliation. In a state of panic, she hastily fled outside.

When she looked back, she witnessed Kenneth and William being driven out in a pitiful state. The entire family was

driven ou humiliated.

Joanna followed suit and closed the iron gate of the yard, her face brimming with disdain.

William gazed through the iron gate at the Porsche 911 and the Rolls-Royce Cullinan that Oliver had recently brought to the yard. His face was filled with envy and reluctance.

of the cars. Her heart

hand, Kenneth could not help but think about the 120 million dollars in cash that Oliver possessed. The

still unwilling to accept the situation. He grumbled to Kenneth and Riley, “Dad, Mom, I don’t care. I want that Porsche 911. Mandy doesn’t like me because our family isn’t wealthy enough, and we don’t

slapped William’s face. “Always wanting, that’s all you know. If you want it so badly, here, sell

bright

fiercely slap their son, Riley’s maternal instincts kicked in, and she pounced on Kenneth like a mad dog, twisting and pinching his

If you… scratch my face,

of them began to struggle and fight on the street. Within a short while, security guards who saw the commotion on the surveillance cameras rushed over. After inquiring about the situation, they promptly expelled them without considering their

I went to borrow money from Uncle Kenneth, Aunt Candice, and Uncle Frederick. Uncle Kenneth took out a wad of money from his wallet and counted 100 dollars to give me. He told me to use that 100 dollars to pay for my medical expenses. Aunt Riley also said that your illness couldn’t be cured and questioned why we were wasting money for nothing. On the other hand, Aunt Candice made it clear that she was afraid I wouldn’t be able to repay the money, so she only gave me 40 dollars as a monetary gift. As for Uncle Frederick… Humph, don’t even mention borrowing from

he listened, and he

hand with one hand and Joanna’s with the other. He then turned to Calista and said, “Dad, Mom, Jo, I can earn big money now without relying on others. We will rely

I don’t blame you for

right. It’s useless to rely on anyone else. We can only rely on ourselves. From now on, our family doesn’t need

importance of self-reliance and stability, they resolved to forge

people may scatter, but

hand and gently wiped them away. “Jo, don’t let the words of Uncle Kenneth and his son affect you. In my heart, you are more precious than anything. You are

Joanna throw herself into his

the doorbell at the main

face darkened, and he spoke with a cold tone. “Don’t Kenneth and the others give up? Well, then, they

give them a taste of embarrassment, Oliver made his way to open

open, it was not Kenneth’s family standing

Oliver exclaimed in