Chapter 20

Being a man, Hogan’s intention was crystal clear to Remington.

Remington’s handsome face was as cold as frost, but Lizetta found him inexplicably strange.

“He just called to tell me that my elder brother’s health is stable.”

She didn’t dare let Remington know that she was secretly preparing to study abroad.

After all, he hadn’t even agreed to a divorce, let alone thinking about studying abroad.

But she had made up her mind and wouldn’t be deceived into changing it again!

Remington, with eyes deep as the abyss, said, “Should I get you a mirror to see that guilty look on your face?” He knew her too well, including the way she lied.

The cleverest lies were those mixed with truth and falsehood, so Lizetta says, “He also mentioned that there’s a medical institution abroad dedicated to awakening comatose patients, and we could send my elder brother there.”

But the old fox isn’t talking about the grapes.

Remington snorted, “I’ll arrange another esteemed physician for your brother.”

The man’s making announcements, not asking opinions. He unilaterally ended the conversation and opened the door to leave.

Desperate, Lizetta grabbed his arm.

“I’ve discussed it with him! We’re getting divorced, I don’t want to be a bother to you anymore.”

you have a goldfish memory and have you forgotten what

snickered, “That was just a line for granny. With a jerk like you, I’m afraid of getting clogged milk ducts if we

again, Lizetta!” Remington’s handsome face darkened, as if he

stomped hard on his foot.

of his distraction, she

Lizetta with a grim face, and Fiona glared at him

were born too fair–skinned? Who’re you scowling at? If you’re

wanting to bother me.” Remington looked at Lizetta, one eyebrow raised, “Right,

attention, and Lizetta did not dare let him serve her

stood up, “I’ll serve Granny the soup. I’ve made her favorite

one,”

Lizetta would have timidly served soup to everyone at

ignored Hanna and sat down, prompting Hanna to resume her sarcastic remarks.

the parents, don’t deserve

serve yourself. I bet

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say more, but Nathan cut in, “Let’s eat”

up, but her expression turned

and threw

no heart, and no words! Only Liz would marry you out of charity, otherwise, I bet you could never find a wife

this scoundrel done to make the wife he just

old lady had

Fiona’s words, chimed in again, “Mom, you’re being unfair. There are plenty of fine ladies out there dying to marry Remington.”

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