Chapter 387

"Maynard, drive Ms. Marchand home."

Violet was stunned—she hadn't expected McNeil to part ways with her so coldly. She bit her lip, unable to hide her unease.

"You want him to take me home? But where exactly do you expect me to go? Victoria's already taken back the house."

Her voice trembled with frustration and hurt.

McNeil's response was flat, emotionless. "You can go stay with your aunt and uncle. I have things to take care of."

Without another word, he turned and got into a different car, never looking back.

Violet's face went pale. McNeil had just divorced Victoria-shouldn't that mean he'd feel freer, happier? So why was he treating her like this?

Maynard glanced at her. "Ms. Marchand, where to?"

Violet tightened her grip on the folder inside her purse. "Drive me to the family estate. I want to speak to Mr. Langford face to face."

Maynard shot her a surprised look, uncertain what she was planning.

the old manor. One

see.

Violet Marchand, McNeil's girlfriend. Please tell Mr. Langford I need to discuss something important with

Violet to wait outside. It was nearly fifteen minutes before the doors finally opened and

and a glimmering lake,

in the garden, pruning flowers and plants. Even when Violet arrived, he didn't spare her a glance,

the hot sun for more than an hour before he finally finished and took

brought out tea. Parched after standing so long, Violet longed for a drink, but quickly realized none had been set out

tea, finally meeting her

"Today, McNeil and Victoria finalized their divorce.

instantly; the teacup in his hand

idiot divorced

of him. "There's no need to worry. They should've divorced long ago-McNeil loves me, and I'm the one he wants to marry. You broke us up before because I couldn't have children. But now my health

report. He just kept repeating, "Divorced... Victoria

Not long ago, Victoria had used her pregnancy to bargain half of the Langford Group's shares from him. Now, barely a

table, smashing the entire tea set. Violet watched calmly, a secret satisfaction

Mr. Langford finally looked at her directly. "Did you just say you

Dr. Kelvin to thank for my recovery. Dr. Kelvin's been treating me, and I go to the hospital every month for checkups. This report is the latest-every indicator is normal. I'm perfectly healthy now. Surely you can't object to me and McNeil being together anymore? He and Victoria's divorce is final, he gave up everything for me. Even so, would you still try to keep

her in silence, then suddenly let out

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