Who's Crying Now, Ex-Husband?

Chapter 200

Perhaps it had been too long since Adrian last saw his mother. As soon as dinner was over, he clung to her, asking her to help with his homework, give him a bath, and insisted on sleeping together that night.

All this left her with no time to contact the lawyer, which would have to wait until the next day.

As for the bath, her hand was injured, so she just sat nearby and kept Adrian company with conversation.

Sleeping together, however, she didn't refuse.

That night, Lysander didn't come home, and Leonard stood watch outside the door all night.

The next morning, bright and early.

"Mom, can't you take me to school?"

Adrian, backpack in hand, stood by the car, visibly unhappy.

yet she wasn't taking him to school. His father was nowhere to be seen, either, leaving him

she can't

night, Leonard looked fresh, showing no signs of fatigue. He crouched down to gently persuade Adrian, and eventually managed to get the reluctant child into the car, instructing the driver to take the

breakfast, she settled on the balcony, staring toward the villa's gate while making a

about the unexpected developments in yesterday's hearing. The lawyer picked up

basics, they

lawyer explained the current situation: the initial lawsuit had failed, requiring a six-month wait before refiling. However, special circumstances or reasons could

Mila ignored the six-month

like abuse or gambling by Mr. Fontaine would count, or if you could obtain direct evidence of infidelity. Previously gathered evidence is circumstantial and could easily be dismissed by the opposing lawyer. Ideally, you need something like...," the lawyer paused before continuing, "photographic evidence of kissing or being in bed together. Such scenarios would allow you to bypass the waiting period and file again

difficult this would

emotional neglect, which

obtaining evidence of an affair, it seemed almost impossible. She couldn't exactly lurk around hoping to catch them in the act-it was

wouldn't give

with a sigh, the situation that had seemed so promising was now in shambles