Chapter 6

It had been four years since Valeria had set foot in this old mansion, and there was an inexplicable sense of sadness in her heart. Valeria couldn't help but furrow her brows, recalling many memories.

Hackett led her to the garden, and from a distance, she saw the aged figure of Barron. Instantly, tears welled up in her eyes.

Upon hearing footsteps, Barron turned around and saw his infuriating grandson. He coldly snorted, "What are you back for? Get lost!"

Hackett, his tall figure blocking Valeria beside him, stepped to the side and said in a deep voice, "You don't want to see me Grandpa. But you always want to see her, right?"

Hearing this. Barron turned his head again, his face filled with shock. "Valeria? Is that you?""

Yes. Mr. James. It's me." Valeria's voice choked up.

Barron was instantly overjoyed, leaning on his cane as he walked toward her, but then he frowned. "Where have you been these four years? I couldn't find you anywhere! And why did you divorce Hackett? I can't understand. Didn't you promise that you wouldn't divorce him no matter what happened?"

Hackett, seeing his grandfather's excitement, was speechless. It seemed as if Valeria was the James family's granddaughter, and he was the one who was adopted.

"Mr. James, I'm sorry... I... I disappointed you," she apologized in a low voice. Initially, she had promised Barron that she wouldn't divorce Hackett, no matter what happened.

However, Hackett had made another woman pregnant. What could Valeria do if she didn't divorce him? There was no

choice!

"Valeria, tell me, did this scoundrel force you to divorce him? You're a well-behaved girl, and I know this scoundrel's true colors. Tell me the truth today!" Barron looked at her expectantly, refusing to believe that Valeria would go back on her word Hackett narrowed his eyes warningly at Valeria as if telling her to speak properly.

Valeria didn't even want to look at Hackett, but she knew that Barron was innocent. She didn't want Barron to worry about her anymore.

"Mr. James, we had a peaceful divorce. I don't love him anymore, and he doesn't love me either, so we divorced. No one forced anyone," she said with a smile, hoping that Barron could find peace.

Unexpectedly, Barron exploded with rage. "How is that even possible? Have you forgotten what you told me before? You said you would love Hackett forever, even if he didn't love you. How could you change your mind like this? I don't believe it! This scoundrel must have forced you to divorce him, and he must have told you to say these words to me, right?"

"Mr. James. That's not true."

was a lie.

i Hackett couldn't bear

right here, that goddamn. actress Cheryl Yeats can never marry into the James family! I only

Chapter 6

hand and said, "Don't worry, Valeria. I've got your back. He won't dare to do anything to you. I

Valeria remained silent.

was indeed

pretend anymore. It was better to tell

63%

Hackett and I can't remarry. He already has a child with that wornan, and the child must be

Judging by the time, the

as Barron heard the word

his

a child? Which actress give birth to that child?" Barron looked at Hackett in

turned even twisted, and he explained, "No,

you

a woman

you one last time. Did that Cheryl Yeats give birth to your child? How could continue the lineage of the James family?" Barron angrily pointed at Hackett with his cane, loudly questioning Hackett suppressed

let that goddamn actress get pregnant, I won't

suddenly lost his balance

"Grandpa

shock as he quickly went over and supported his grandfather's

dumbfounded. Her mind went blank.

later,

rush of blood to the head, and

hearing this, Valeria breathed

inside. Bagon was asleep, so he closed the

and

ahead. Now that she had galmed down, she suddenly remembered what

at all? And Hackett had just denied the existence of

by Barron is... Cheryl Yeats Valeria murmured inwardly. "Who is she? Is she the woman Hackett brought home four years ago! An actress. Is she a lenule

Chapter 6

D

The Novel will be updated daily. Come back and continue reading tomorrow, everyone!

Comments ()

0/255