Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 405: The Divorce Agreement

James had endured a great deal recently, with his body convulsing uncontrollably.

Selena had already communicated with the hospital; now, life could only be sustained by medication. Another visit to the hospital was of little use; the key was not to excite the patient. But now, James coughed up blood.

Steven and Victoria exchanged knowing glances, their eyes betraying a sense of anticipation.

If James died, they could inherit the estate!

As they watched Selena approach James, she called the doctor while glancing at the paternity test, Victoria gave a cold snort.

"You can get out now. This is the Fair family's private affair, and it has nothing to do with you."

No sooner had she finished speaking than Selena called for the bodyguards from outside. "Throw these people out!"

Victoria was so furious she almost threw the teapot, but Selena's sharp glare stopped her.

"If you dare throw that, I'll have the bodyguard crack your skull open later."

Victoria froze, then silently placed the teapot back down.

While soothing James's chest to help him breathe, Selena waited for the doctor.

The bodyguards had already escorted the three people out.

James was helped up to the bedroom on the second floor, looking even more aged.

After the doctor arrived and examined James, he simply advised more rest.

Selena handed over her hair strand and James's to the other party.

urgently, please deliver the

"Of course, Miss Fair."

servants cleaning up the blood James had

that moment, a delivery

here's the birthday gift from your

Her husband?

Raymond?

where her family would be if

flicker

divorce agreement made

twenty-fourth birthday, she had it all: a paternity test, a

already signed an agreement with Raymond that they would divorce once Mr. Montague Sr.'s

this was

her, his wife

she sent a message to Raymond from her private

the gift, I really

from his wife in name,

a pile of documents, he finally

"Know your place."

the Fair family's hall, her

she glanced

Mr. Montague Sr. called. "Selena, did

I really like it. How are

caught a cold

passing the illness on to you. I've transferred some money to your card; go buy yourself some nice gifts." Tears

"Thank you, Grandpa."

saw her phone account

generous to her, but with the agreement she signed with Raymond and now the divorce papers he'd sent, grandpa was