Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 456 Leaving Ocpeace City

Loraine and Hansen returned to the Trevino family's home. Watching Alastair and Adrienne sitting on the sofa playing with Abraham, the two siblings were really envious.

They had never enjoyed such a lovely atmosphere before. The only thing they could ever see at home was their parents quarreling.

"Hansen, Loraine, the both of you are back! Come on, let's play a game." As Adrienne spoke, she walked over to hold Hansen's hand to bring him inside the house. He looked at her in admiration.

Loraine waited for Everleigh to come back to inform her that she would be leaving the next day. "You're leaving so soon?"

"Well, since there's no longer anything in this city that's important to me, staying here will only make me feel sad." Loraine's eyes teared up a little. She would really miss everything about the city, but she still had to go. After all, there was nothing left that was worth staying for.

Everleigh's eyes dimmed. "Where do you want to go next?"

"I want to go overseas. I have an aunt who's been living abroad. Over the years, she has been constantly in touch with my mother. If I go there, there's at least someone I can rely on. Besides, my mother left me with quite a lot of money, enough for Hansen and I to live on." Loraine had already figured out that as long as she left Ocpeace City, she could live in peace for the rest of her life.

At that moment, Everleigh finally realized that Loraine was no longer that little girl with dirty braids.

She had become a young adult, and she could already make her own plans.

"Okay then, let me send you off when you leave."

"Thank you, Aunt Everleigh." Loraine was sincerely grateful for her. During that period of time, she had been busy helping her. If it wasn't for her help, she really wouldn't know who else to look for.

She would remember her kindness for the rest of her life.

When Loraine and Hansen left, Theodore and Everleigh brought Adrienne along to bid them farewell.

Adrienne took out her favorite toy and gave it to Hansen.

"Hansen, remember to come back and visit us often."

"I sure will." He nodded gently. He felt rather haggard.

Hansen a gentle hug and said, "When you come back in the

Alastair and Adrienne, thank you." Hansen's eyes clearly showed that he was very unwilling

many things the night before, and he finally knew what was going

older, he would

said, "Thank you so much. I'll give you a call after I settle down over there. However, please don't tell my father about anything. I don't want to

go, but he had no choice but to follow Loraine through the security checkpoint. Shortly after, they boarded the plane and it

slowly disappearing into the sky, with indescribable sorrow in

they can come back soon,"

up, sweetheart.

when they came back, everything

just wouldn't connect. Even when he went to look for them,

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and confronted him, "Did you hide Loraine and

dashing through his eyes. "Do you really think everyone else is as heartless as you are, that they will hurt their

seem to find them

telling me about it? Do you think I have so much time to waste?" Xavier expressed his annoyance. Wilson had already lost his wife, and

glared at him, looking very

sure your children have already given up on you. Who else can you put the blame on?"

others, but never their own. Wilson had always felt he had done nothing wrong, but he never actually realized that

deserved to be taught a

the truth. If I find out that you have something

kind father right now! If you had

Out of the four children, he received the most unfair treatment, just because Madison favored him more. It made him lose everything he had, including his ability to stand up straight. The culprit was his own father,

knew anything, he wouldn't tell him at

deserve to be called

Wilson was speechless, and

was too late for Wilson to think of his children, and it

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