Mission To Remarry

Chapter 2062 Her Life Was Too Hard

When Roxanne heard that, her tense mood relaxed slightly.

Following Bill's instructions, Lucian asked her about his mother-in- law's life before her illness.

At that, Roxanne struggled to remember. She had been only five or six years old at the time, and her memories were very vague. She only remembered that her mother had been ill for a long time, but she always smiled sweetly when Roxanne came home from kindergarten. Her mother had also made her all sorts of delicious food.

Moreover, her mother loved flowers and had many potted plants that filled up the entire yard. This led to young Roxanne feeling like the scent of flowers always surrounded her during her childhood.

At that time, Grant had just started his business and had built a small factory. He would often travel around and bring Roxanne back small items and snacks from different places. He also gave her mother many gifts, such as clothes and jewelry. Her parents were very loving to each other, and Roxanne felt so happy.

reason, her parents started arguing frequently, and it only grew worse and worse. Her mother's sadness and anger were of no use. Grant would just break things and leave the house, leaving a mess behind. The young Roxanne could only

started going out every two or three days, leaving Roxanne alone at home. Although things had calmed down, her mother smiled less and less, and her eyes were always full of sadness. Sometimes, she

take root in her heart. Her mother's illness quickly worsened that year, and eventually, she was bedridden. Many household chores fell on the young girl's shoulders. Her father rarely showed up, and she took care of her mother while trying not to worry her, all while still

would often cry uncontrollably. Roxanne didn't understand at the time, but she did hold her mother tightly and shared in her pain.

up with Winnie and her two kids, Yosef and

had a new younger brother and sister. The entire situation completely shocked and angered her mother, which led to a

“divorce,” but her mother refused to consider

them some money, but this

to sell everything of value to keep Roxanne in school and

last for three long years, as

away. After that, Grant forcibly took Roxanne to a villa