Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 2050 No Way To Arrest Her

Grant confessed that he originally wanted to take his own life. Since sleeping pills were not easy to buy, he bought a drug that aided blood clotting.

Despite knowing that it would be a painful death, he was already in the terminal stage of his cancer and would die at the end of the day.

It'll hurt far worse when my cancer eventually acts up. /It least this pain can alleviate some of my inner torment.

“So, you were trying to take your own life?” Lucian was slightly taken aback. Winnie's arrest would fail if that were the case.

Grant stopped responding and burst into tears.

When Roxanne saw how hard he was crying, she gradually calmed down and fixed a cold, hostile gaze on him.

“What gives you the right to cry, Grant? And what right do you have to die? Since Winnie did it, you should've dragged her to death with you. In the end, you're still not over her. Am I right? After all, you still have two children with her, right?”

I should've ignored my despicable

something more, but Roxanne did not wish to hear

the moment, all she wanted was to find

let that b *tch

his wife storming off to start the car, he swiftly dissuaded her and got behind the wheel himself, intending to first go to the police station to

at the police station, the police officer in

causing the blood to clot. Hence, there's a possibility that he was poisoned, but he could've also overdosed. Just now, we called Mr. Jarvis to confirm that he had awakened, and since that was the case, we hoped that he would come over to cooperate with the investigation. He insisted, however, that he took the drugs himself. Since he was trying

at Roxanne beside him, hoping she had

breaks down in tears. Yet, he still testifies in Winnie's defense so that the

to tell Roxanne about it, so he said to the officer, “We'll be there shortly. There's something I need your

for you at the police station.” After saying that, the

phone, Roxanne abruptly

and bitter smile

can't arrest her, we can still find her,”