Second Chance At Love by Iris Mignon

Chapter 423

sected his wolfe’s dealff, he not any gate the crematorium. years ago, Jansen never suspected his life’s death,

a small poprel tason did not expect such matt sig ut rich He thought “Bon’t even need to think so sad set up this take death together?

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er confirming that Sophia was not dead, sin we stow that the person in front of him was the wife e had been thinking about every day for five years. To take revenge on Sie, the had gone out of her way: How ifficult it had been for her

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aphia panicked when Jason tooked over. Unfortunately, his phone was soundproof and she did not hear a word

the conversation. She wondered what the caller said to Jason to cause his emotions to fluctuate so much

making eye contact with Jason for five or

1. She grabbed the cup on the table. This feeling of

world, only Jason could affect Sophia’s emotions and

slowly looked away. “Got it,” he said into the receiver and ended the call.

into his arms. He raised his

her fingers. Even though she reacted and gripped the ip tightly, coffee still spilled out “i have no intention of knowing Mr. Willson’s private affairs. But please tell me hy you

Sophia and sat down opposite her His gaze was fixed on her face, unwilling to look away. though this was a completely unfamiliar face, it tugged at

Wilson family away” Jason did not say my son. Instead, he tried his est to

her rgiveness. Even if Soprie couldn’t get over that bundle and could not forgot him, it didn’t matter. All

were many people in the world only Sophia

heard Jason mention Toothy, tas eyes Rickered wightly so an is in my hands

out that

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Sophia could finish, Jason interrupted lightly, “That kid is seriously ill and will be in trouble

burdensome kid anymore. If he suddenly died from illness, she might get

make things clear to Jason and let him bring Timothy back. She sighed. “It’s a coincidence. On the night of the 18th, I went to Preston Hospital. I wanted to understand Ms. Murray’s daughter’s condition. However, when I arrived at the hospital, I bumped into your son unconscious in the emergency passageway. His life was at stake, so I had no choice but to bring him back for