Rebirth In Divorce: My New Mr. Perfect by Henry Foster

Chapter 349

Charlotte leaned against James's shoulder, a satisfied smile on her face as she glanced at Lucy.

On the weekend, Sarah had the day off. She made a simple breakfast-toast and eggs—but before she could take a bite, a loud knock interrupted her.

Hurrying to the door, she opened it to see Scarlett standing there, her eyes red and swollen. Scarlett rushed in and immediately broke down, hugging Sarah tightly as she sobbed uncontrollably.

“Sasa.....” Scarlett's voice trembled, clearly shaken by something serious.

Sarah gently patted her back. "What happened, Scarlett? Take a deep breath and tell me."

After a long pause, Lindsey finally stood up, tears streaming down her face. "Sarah, my dad he was in a car accident."

How is Uncle Larson? Is he at the hospital?" Sarah

dad's okay," Scarlett said through her sniffles. "But his car crashed into another one. While my dad's fine, the person in the other car hit their head on the airbag and now has neurological issues. To make things worse, that person's family owns a company that's a major rival to ours. We used to keep things civil, but now they're going

than theirs, but now our factories keep having problems-fires, equipment breakdowns it's been

things to escalate this far. She tried to reassure her. "Can't your dad hire more security to guard

tea from the table, drained it in one gulp, and said, "We've already stationed plenty of guards, but it's no use. They're determined to take us

"Who's behind it?"

"The Luthers."

immediately understood. She knew Uncle Larson's line of work-on the East Coast, it was either their family or the Luthers in the same business. If production kept getting delayed, Uncle

much. It felt like a move that would hurt both sides— hardly a wise decision. Was this

are a small family. The man in the crash is Old Mr. Luther's only son, born when he was already in his sixties. That boy's been spoiled rotten, treated like a king. But the accident wasn't my dad's fault. He was speeding,

slowly, beginning to understand. If the family's only heir had been left impaired, it wasn't surprising they'd retaliate