Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 564 

Roxanne made herself comfortable in the seat, not daring to face the crowd‘s stare. She kept her eyes lowered and thanked Lucian, who did not respond. Instead, he stared at her silently before returning to the seat in front of them. 

The diving instructor, who accompanied Roxanne into the water, climbed up the steps skilfully and returned the camera to her. When he was about to help her remove the swimming gear, he subconsciously glanced at Lucian, worried that the latter might get angry at him for getting to near to Roxanne. 

Thankfully, Lucian showed no response this time. 

Only then did the instructor carry on with his task. 

“Mommy, why did you go down there for so long?” Benny asked worriedly, looking at Roxanne. 

Roxanne, who had already remo‘‘the diving gears with the help of the instructor, appeared pale. 

The boys could not help but worry at the sight of their mother‘s pale face. 

With a smile on her face, Roxanne comforted, “The scenery down there was really beautiful, so I wanted to stay there a little longer to enjoy it. Sorry for making all of you worry.” 

doubtful. “But

had encountered some trouble when she was underwater but did not

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a helpless

“Mrs. Farwell is really talented in diving. Nothing happened when we were underwater. She just wanted to stay there for a little while longer. I only agreed after confirming her condition. She probably looks weak now because she has used

instructor thought Roxanne was Lucian‘s

as he finished explaining, the children heaved a sigh of relief. After that, they noticed the way the instructor addressed

frowned, wanting to explain

Lucian‘s voice rang out before she could speak. “Got it. It‘s not a problem as long as she‘s fine. You

totally unaware of what he had done

and she turned to face the former.

she probably would have said

Roxanne could not help but feel insulted by Lucian tacitly

however, met her gaze nonchalantly and breathed, “We‘re taking the children out to play today. Let‘s not be too calculative oyer such trivial matters. I‘m sure you don‘t want the children to be unhappy,

first, Roxanne