Unexpected Blessing After Divorce

Chapter 433 It Was All Right

Jacob parted his lips, appearing poised to explain, but when he gazed into Yuliana’s eyes, he held his tongue and remained silent.

He lowered his eyes and looked at the ground.

Yuliana couldn’t help but draw a parallel between Jacob’s reticent expression and Sabrina’s.

In fact, Jacob not only resembled Sabrina in looks but also in character.

“Jake, I didn’t mean to blame you. But if you leave the school like this, your teachers and I will be worried about your safety,” said Yuliana softly.

“I’m sorry, Yuliana,” Jacob uttered. “My concern for my mother has me feeling uneasy, and I feel compelled to return and check on her.”

He refrained from asking the teacher for leave as he knew it was unlikely to be granted, given the risks. involved in allowing a middle school student to travel from Yrinas back to Juxshire at night. Besides, he chose not to disclose this to Yuliana so as not to trouble her with worries about his safety.

Before his transfer to Juxshire, Sabrina had advised him to cultivate independence during his studies there. He was urged to depend on himself as much as possible, not just in his academic pursuits but also in his daily life, and avoid leaning too heavily on others for everything.

Sabrina also said that she couldn’t spend her whole life with him.

At that time, he had simply presumed that Sabrina’s remark was a response to his need to adjust to living in the school hostel upon his arrival in Juxshire.

As he reflected on this, it dawned on him that Sabrina had likely harbored a predetermined plan all along.

Jacob clenched his fists, raised his head, and looked at Yuliana. He pursed his lips and asked, “Yuliana, do you know where my mom is?”

Yuliana found herself at a loss for words, unsure of how to answer Jacob.

There was silence in the living room.

Christopher looked at the two and said, “Your mother is missing.”

turned to look at

glared at him and

Jacob’s reaction was mixed with disbelief,

a child. He’s a teenager now. As his mother’s closest confidant, he has

delivered the grave news. “Your mother has been missing for nearly three days now. Your sister has already notified the police, but we’ve yet to receive any concrete updates. I’m afraid you shouldn’t hold out too much hope, as the odds are

It’s impossible!” Jacob muttered in disbelief, shaking his head vigorously. His eyes had turned red in an instant, and his hands clung tightly to the edge of the couch in a desperate attempt to anchor himself. Suddenly, a glimmer of hope flashed across Jacob’s face as he turned to Yuliana with a desperate plea in his eyes. “Yuliana, what he said isn’t true, is it? My mom can’t just go missing out of nowhere. She must have just abandoned me and left, right?” he implored, his voice

voice trailed off as she looked at Jacob, realizing that the harsh reality was too much for him to bear.

was right. After all, Jacob was Sabrina’s only living family member in the world, and it was important for him to

hand “I’m sorry, Jacob, but Aunt Sabrina really is missing,” she whispered softly, trying her best to comfort him in

she finished her

with the back of his hand, and his body tensed up as he struggled to control the overwhelming flood of emotions threatening to consume him. It

comfort him, but she didn’t know

was only eight or nine years old. Sabrina and Jacob had been each other’s support system ever since. They traveled around the world together and eventually returned to Yrinas. Sabrina was everything to Jacob,

14 or 15 years old. His whole world was turned upside down as the person he relied on for security and love was

sobbing sounded in the living room.

at Christopher’s arm, leading him towards the door outside the room where Jacob sat. She felt that Jacob needed some time to be alone and allow his emotions to flow

her grip on Christopher and took a couple of steps to the side, making it clear that she didn’t want to stand next

at her and asked, “Are

over to a bench against the

what Christopher had

something she would have struggled to do. She had

she looked up at the night sky and listened to the sound of Jacob’s weeping emanating from the room. Surprisingly, the anxiety that had been gnawing at her for days dissipated

from the

at the door and then looked at Yuliana and

up, looked at him, and didn’t take the

I talk to you?”

Yuliana nodded. “Okay.”