Mission To Remarry

A single thought filled her mind for the entire day. I’m doomed. No one can save me this time. My life is completely ruined! I can’t believe that b*tch, Roxanne, told Lucian to let the police handle this matter. I’d rather die than spend the rest of my life in prison.

The more she dwelled on that, the more furious and terrified she became.

As a result, Aubree didn’t pay any attention to the news on the internet.

Samuel currently loved and hated his daughter at the same time.

Aubree was his only daughter, so how could he have the heart to send her to jail?

If she hadn’t done those foolish things, the Pearson family wouldn’t have met its downfall.

Early in the morning, the person in charge of each of Pearson Group’s branch companies flooded his phone with calls.

All of them informed him about their companies’ stocks crashing out of control, and all their business partners requested to dissolve their collaborations.

Regardless of how much Samuel cared for Aubree as her father, the fatherly affection he harbored toward her gradually dissipated as he answered each call.

Gina, wearing a tear-stained face, rushed

this. How can these people on the internet criticize our family and

wept almost immediately after reading the

endured such humiliation since they established their presence in Horington

took her phone and

the netizens berated the Pearson family to the extent of almost crushing the phone

how much trouble she has

Samuel?” Gina gazed imploringly at

in a fit of rage, he shoved her, causing the latter to fall to the ground. “All you know how to do is cry! You’re useless during

Aubree’s room and banged on her

state of shock, Aubree showed no inclination to open the

of someone kicking

as he scolded in a rage, “B*stard! Come out here and see the mess you made! What did I tell you yesterday? I asked you to go to the Farwell residence and apologize nicely. What did you do instead, you

refused to accept her even after so long, and Lucian wouldn’t have delayed fulfilling his promise

Samuel thought about it, the