Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 2055 Dead

Roxanne returned to the manor in utter exhaustion.

Lucian brought her a glass of warm water for her to drink. Then, he served her a bowl of mushroom soup.

“Darling, what you need to do now is to stay calm. We will think of a way together to gather sufficient evidence.

Perhaps we can ger some clues from Grant. We'll go and talk to him again tomorrow to make him recall as many details as he can."

Lucian remained collected. They could confirm that his mother-in-law had died from a premeditated murder by poisoning. Still, there was no doubt they needed sufficient witnesses and physical evidence.

“Honey, first, we must get the case filed. To do that, I've decided to exhume the body and perform an autopsy.”

Tears uncontrollably streamed down Roxanne’s cheeks again when she uttered those words. Mom suffered so much when she was alive. Unexpectedly, her peace has to he disrupted even after she has passed on. All of this happened because of Grant'.

In Roxanne's memory, before Winnie, the mistress, entered their lives, her parents were already arguing all the time. Grant would lose his temper for no reason and constantly criticized her mother.

Now, she realized Grant had been trying to force a divorce, but he had underestimated Roxanne's mother's

relationships and dedication to preserving

birth mother to get a divorce

suddenly filled with sorrow

heart for not

that day onward, regardless of the resources he had to expend, Lucian

fell silent for

were upstairs, noticed Lucian and Roxanne had returned. They went downstairs to check on them, wanting to remind them that the weather was cold and

mood was off, so they

fell into a daze after they heard Lucian's account. They couldn’t believe their daughter-in-law's birth mother had suffered such a tragic

with rage. “Lucian, no matter what, we must not let Winnie off

tomorrow I’ll seek help from a friend of mine who is a senior police officer. Perhaps he has experience in this

Roxanne

a surge of strength in her

she had the courage

two elders comforted Roxanne for a while longer, telling her to leave the children under their care so that she could deal with the issue al hand without worry. They also reminded her to always discuss any problems she encountered with everyone

out of her dispirited mood, nodded, and urged them to go upstairs

shower for now. We ll continue working hard again tomorrow.”

Roxanne's