"Gigi, Dolly." Mia Lane took the children’s hands, "Co with ."
"Say what you have to say here!" Kristina Kingston’s cold eyes swept over her, "Don’t be sneaky!" She reached out to block her path, forcing her to stop.
Justin Kingston’s eyes were cold and indifferent as he looked at Mia Lane, so beautiful yet an emotional fraud.
How did he fall in love with her before the car accident?
After the accident, why does he still feel like he can’t let go?
Mia Lane crouched down in front of the children, holding their shoulders, "I know you want to stay because you think there’s still a chance for to reconcile with Dad."
The children looked at her longingly.
Mia Lane shook her head with tears, "Actually, there isn’t."
"..." The children felt incredibly sad, their eyes darkening.
"So, do you want to leave with Mommy?" Mia Lane extended the invitation again, "Just like before, the three of us living happily together. Dad will have a new family and new kids in the future, but Mommy won’t. That’s sothing Mommy can guarantee."
"Why are you so sure I’ll have new kids?" Justin Kingston finally couldn’t listen anymore, he turned his eyes to her, "Whether this marriage will happen or not is still uncertain!"
Kristina Kingston’s expression turned stunned instantly, "What did you say?"
"I said the marriage won’t happen." Justin Kingston stood up, looking down at Mia Lane, "You can’t take the kids, but I’ll give you visitation rights every week. Call before you co, you don’t need to pay child support."
After he finished speaking, he walked away, feeling terribly upset.
"Son!" Kristina Kingston chased after him for a few steps but stopped.
Mia Lane felt a bit dejected, he said she couldn’t take them, so she definitely couldn’t.
In the courtyard, there were nearly a hundred of Justin Kingston’s n, and they were all carrying guns.
Mia Lane held the children, and she cried...
"I’m sorry, Gigi, Dolly... Mommy is sorry to you..."
"Mommy, don’t cry, we won’t be in trouble."
"Even though Dad doesn’t rember us, Dad is very good to us."
Kristina Kingston turned her gaze, glaring viciously at Mia Lane, filled with loathing—
"What a haunting person, can’t even fulfill the promises she made!"
"When he doesn’t marry, what good does it do you? Do you think you can marry into the family? Dream on! Don’t even think about it!"
Kristina Kingston had been imrsed in the joy of having Monica Usher recently, so she particularly hated Mia Lane coming back.
"Really don’t know who’s the haunting one." Anton Miller sneered coldly, "Even your own son doesn’t like you; do you think you’re Empress Dowager Cixi?"
"You...!" Kristina Kingston also hated him deeply, "When did the Kingston family business beco your concern?"
Anton Miller t her gaze with a sullen look, not at all interested in arguing with her.
Mia Lane and the children continued catching up simply, then embraced each other.
"Mommy, we made tomato and egg noodles for Dad, he ate them..."
"Mommy, Dad actually loves you deeply, but he can’t rember; he secretly looks at the photo album and then stays up all night."
"Mommy... I don’t want you two to separate."
Mia Lane’s heart twisted like a knife; she had promised Anton Miller that as long as he agreed to donate blood to save Justin Kingston, she would leave.
She comforted the children, "Be good, Mommy will co to see you." Finally, she left with Anton Miller.
Anton Miller’s mood was also bad; Justin Kingston not marrying Monica Usher? Then what’s he planning to do? Does he want to turn around and marry Mia Lane?
"Don’t think about it anymore, do you want to be hurt by the sa person twice?" Anton Miller was blunt, "That’s you asking for trouble."
"He didn’t hurt ." Mia Lane explained, "I hurt him."
"..." Anton Miller saw the deep guilt and love in her eyes.
Returning to the seaside villa, Mia Lane locked herself in the room, trying hard to digest her feelings.
Justin Kingston went to the company, Kristina Kingston kept calling his phone along the way, he simply turned it off.
Stepping out of the elevator, he ran into Monica Usher coming down the corridor again.
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