Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 738 No Evidence

Lucian’s frown deepened when he heard the boys, and he eventually decided to hold his tongue. As the children looked on eagerly, Lucian sat down at the table and took a sip of the drink made by Archie and Benny.

Estella, too, happily joined her father and drank a mouthful until she ended up with a milk mustache. “Archie, Benny, you guys are amazing!” she exclaimed.

Wow! I’ve never even made breakfast for myself before! Amused by the look of admiration on Estella’s face, Roxanne chuckled and promptly handed her a piece of tissue.

Archie and Benny, on the contrary, were feeling mighty proud of themselves after the little girl’s compliment. “You could’ve told me if you didn’t have time to prepare breakfast. I can always take the kids out to eat,” Lucian said in a low voice.

Right there and then, Roxanne suddenly remembered why she had wanted to call earlier and turned her attention to Lucian. “I’ve already settled everything on my end, Mr. Farwell. I won’t have to trouble you again.”

As for what she was referring to, the two of them knew perfectly well while the three kids stayed in the dark. All the kids knew was that they’d no longer be able to attend school together, which left them sorely disappointed.

Puzzled, Lucian furrowed his brows and glanced at Roxanne.

settle the matter. I left so hastily this morning that I haven’t even read the online discussion. Did the Farwell Group’s warning to the Hightower family last

me quite a bit,” Roxanne said with a smile. “That’s why it all went

lent a helping hand, Lucian began to feel his inner doubts

a more persuasive and compelling figure in the medical field than

Roxanne and Lucian to discuss the matter in front of

with her family since she figured

car and followed

dropped the kids off with

Lucian. “Thank you for your help in this

cocked

but I also made sure to keep everything on the

up,” Roxanne hurriedly explained. “Moreover, if it weren’t for the pressure from Farwell Group, I doubt Jessica would’ve