I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 353 A Fight Between the Pearson Siblings

When Kelly came out of her room, she was startled to find Josh sitting in the living room.

“Are you going to visit Old Mrs. Graham again?” he asked with a hoarse voice.

She replied with determination, “If you don’t support me, I’ll manage on my own. Besides, I spoke to Mom last night, and she’s in favor of my decision.”

“I still think what Abigail said was right, Kelly. This is just a misunderstanding. You don’t have to do this because of a misunderstanding. Old Mrs. Graham isn’t worth it for you to be doing these. Abigail had suffered a lot because of her; she isn’t a kind person,” Josh said, a weariness evident in his expression.

“The more you care about Abigail, the guiltier I feel. Do you understand, Josh?” Kelly said with a tone of sadness. She turned and walked away.

Suddenly, Josh raised his voice. “Kelly!”

Nevertheless, Kelly didn’t halt her pace but instead quickened it, wearing a grim expression.

day you returned, I’ve treated you as my little sister wholeheartedly. I don’t want you constantly seeking approval from others. You’re the heiress

“Do you

She turned around, her

yet he persisted, “You keep placing blame on yourself, and that’s not right. My relationship with Abigail is my own concern, not yours. Don’t meddle

you think I’m causing trouble for her?” she

was momentarily rendered speechless. However, he remained

for Abigail. It

as the call was answered, he said emotionally, “I want to take Kelly back to Capitalis. Please

matter.”

lot, so what more does Abigail want? She has been nursing

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seem to be siding with an

brought this upon herself. Even if she hadn’t come here to explain or do these things, Abigail would have reacted the same way. Why should we

without her consent, these clothes have to be designed. Abigail owes you a favor since you saved her grandmother,” Scarlett

if I did save her grandmother, why should It force her to design clothes for Kelly? That would be the opposite of the purpose behind helping someone. There would be no point