Chapter 189 Let’s Get Married, Cam

In his mailbox, an unopened email from Josh lay waiting quietly.

It was an electronic scanned copy of a marriage license. There were two signatures on it along with the time when it was certified. The other copy was the current marital status of an American citizen and a few family photos. The attachment also included Elijah’s résumé.

After graduating from St. York University, he became a self-made entrepreneur and important talent within the design world. Within three years, he made a fortune from an initially unknown clothing company. Alas, his company got listed. Today, he was the head of a listed company that belonged in the global top 500. His résumé was flawless.

Alexander could not deny how outstanding he was.

One thing he could not accept, however, was how this man had nothing when he and Courtney were together. Seeing that they registered their marriage on Valentine’s Day in America four years ago, he could not find another reason to explain her decision in marrying a man who had nothing—unless it was out of love.

Furthermore, they were still not divorced yet.

A frightening silence fell in the room; the sound of water dripping from a loose faucet in the bathroom could almost be heard.

Some time had passed, then there was a loud crash.

The big desktop had caused a huge commotion when it hit the floor. Following that, various colorful file folders and thick, heavy books piled up above it. The glass of red wine was smashed against the wall, leaving a blood-red imprint behind. The shattered pieces fell in the corner of the wall and reflected a cool light.

 

In just a split second, the whole study was in ruins.

“Sir…”

over upon hearing the noise stared at the scene before her as she stood in the doorway with a horrified

“Get out.”

“Your hand, Sir.”

“Get out!”

followed by a heavy thunderstorm. As the rain continued to patter against the window, the flash of lighting made Alexander’s face seem deathly and hollow. Growing pale from being scared out of her wits, Gina

shards of the broken wine glass were still in his flesh, and blood was trickling down

of the residential area. “Let’s decide on a time for that camping trip we talked about before.

stabilized now. If he manages to have a good recovery, he will be able to live a

supposed to be

father was younger, he neglected his family and was constantly causing trouble outside. It

her quite well? You can’t generalize. That all happened in the

previous generation no longer influence future generations. Lucian knew that that woman caused the death of Courtney’s mother,

was not taken

but since Courtney was Cameron’s friend, he had done some investigating. At the time, the Hunter Family’s affairs had become public news. Information that was

were able to get

end, however, he still married his mistress. He left his daughter, who was a survivor, with his deceased wife’s maternal family for years before he

actions. Even though he has paid it off, he can’t make up for the hurt he caused. Courtney’s childhood and adolescence were like pieces in a chess game.” Cameron’s expression was cold as she scoffed. “Nobody’s any

mother’s eldest brother’s wife, Alicia, was her mother, Cecilia’s, best friend while she was still alive. Cecilia had a tender and weak temperament, and Alicia was headstrong. After Cecilia passed away, everyone thought that Alicia would take Courtney in as her own, but she cold-heartedly left Courtney with her maternal grandfather. When Courtney’s grandfather passed away, she was chased out of

see Lucian lead a carefree life at the time and forget about his wife who suffered a miserable death. She sent Courtney back as a reminder that

not insist that Courtney remain within Lucian’s sight at all times anymore. It

this, Cameron remained an outsider. She had never been involved in the pain and struggle that Courtney went through as a child, but she knew more than anyone and she understood better than anyone. She loved Courtney dearly just as she did

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