Life After Prison Novel by Silencieux

Chapter 21

Catherine was manifestly unhappy when she heard what Diane said. “Diane, are you sure you want to be with him? How is someone like him worthy of a woman like you?”

“There’s no point trying to persuade me, Grandma. I’ve already made my decision!” Diane #emained steadfast.

“Why do you have to be so stubborn?” William finally could not resist voicing his opinion, and his tone seemed to lament that Diane’s lack of desire to seek a better change.

The corners of Catherine’s lips trembled slightly and she gritted her teeth. “I see. Since you’ve already made up your mind, I won’t bother any longer. I would’ve been able to try and accept this. man if he was at least the son of an ordinary businessman, but I am thoroughly and utterly unable to accept a man like him! Worse still, he’s an ex-convict!”

After saying what she wanted to say, the old lady said to Trevor, “Mister Trevor, Diane is still a Shanahan, so the least your people can do is refrain from hurting her. That man, on the other hand, is an outsider. Whether he lives or dies is none of our business. Since he hurt your son, you’re free to decide how you wish to deal with him!”

“Grandma…”

her bet on the hopes that her family could tell the Loughs to

Shanahans, curled his lips into a smirk when he heard his mother’s words, seemingly to

description for you!” George’s son, Stanley,

rage. Ever since she was kicked out of the Shanahans, Stanley-who was always eyeing to inherit the Shanahans’ property- immediately took control of the company.

all sorts of obstacles when she went for interviews after being kicked out by the Shanahans. As

easier if Stanley did not go out of his

saw

had suffered so much more than he initially imagined. Even her parents did not side with her, and everyone blamed her instead

smiled at her. “Don’t worry. I was the one who caused trouble here, so I should be the one to solve it. I can’t possibly place

to act tough at this sort of time? You think too

Megan said in disdain.

and remarked, “If you were capable of anything, you wouldn’t have been sent to prison then, would you? Do you