True Love Waits

Chapter 467

Chapter 467 Divorce Papers


"Carlos, Lewis came to visit me. His life sucks. Will you please help him out?" Tabitha asked with a hopeful expression.

Carlos simply nodded, a dash of sarcasm flashing in his eyes.

"Thank you, Carlos. I really appreciate that."

"You're too polite." He then gestured to Tristan, who was standing close by. Tristan immediately opened his briefcase and pulled out a stack of papers.

Carlos grabbed them and passed them to Tabitha without sparing a single glance at them. "Divorce papers. Sign them."

Tabitha's face paled and she seemed to lose her composure and focus. She became visibly frail. The old woman shook her head violently and murmured, "No, not that. Lewis will get hurt." 'Lewis again... All she cares about is her own son,' Tristan thought.

"Listen to me. He cheated on you. Not long after you gave birth to Lewis, Glenda gave birth to his daughter, Stephanie. He also lied about saving your life back then. All he wanted was your family's power and wealth," Carlos said in a calm voice, yet Tabitha went berserk when she heard what he said.

"NO! That's not true! James saved me. You're lying! Did Miranda put you up to this? Or was it Glenda?"

However, everything he said was true. Although these things had happened many years ago, Carlos' people still managed to dredge up the truth.

The reason why James married Tabitha was that her family was one of the power elite in the city back in the day. They were quite influential, and wealthy to boot. James had set his sights on all that, and wooed her until she agreed to marry him. Actually, James was not Valerie's son. He wanted even more power and resources to strengthen his position within the Huo family.

When she was younger, Tabitha liked to travel. At one point, her affinity for foreign countries proved to be her undoing. Emerging from a restaurant after sampling the local cuisine, she rounded a corner, straight into the arms of thugs who intended to rob her and worse. A man showed up, and through a combination of skill, speed, and brains, managed to save her from these hoodlums. They were savage, yet he was brainy. But she didn't know who her savior was. It was too dark to see his face.

She searched for him for several months, using her influence and connections, but to no avail. James somehow got wind of this and pretended to be the man who saved her. As a result, they were married. James wasn't even Douglas and Valerie's son. They only had one living son, Wade.

Douglas was determined to shield his wife from the devastating news, so he procured a newborn baby and told Valerie it was their son. That baby was none other than

mother died in childbirth, and there was nobody to claim her body. No one

that he was their second son. Valerie never knew any different. It was a difficult pregnancy, and they used a mixture of half-oxygen-half-nitrous-oxide to treat her pain

nobody the truth even before his death. Maybe he just wanted to bury the fact

on the table and said, "You're making way too much out of this. If you don't want to divorce James, it's fine with me. Just think

she said, talking around the mouthful. "You're trying to hurt James because he forced Debbie to divorce

tried to stop her, but she moved the papers away, tearing another strip and putting it in her mouth. After chewing the strips a few times, she spat them

What an ungrateful mother! I feel bad for

She's not

mental hospital in Y City. Why don't you come with me? I

out of my business. You're not my son!" Tabitha screamed at the top of

now. I'll visit you when I'm free," Carlos

that you're the CEO. You even disrespect your

that,

boss. 'Maybe she's mad. That's why she said those hurtful words.' Thinking of it, he sighed and followed

to the Huo

before, the house was now

and Portia were out of the country. Miranda and Wade had gone to

lady was sitting in the hall, worshiping the Buddha. When she saw Carlos,

except for the Buddhist

bought for his grandma. He nodded and gestured for

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