Accidentally Pregnant After Divorcing The Billionaire (Jonathan and Teresa) novel Chapter 252

252.Chapter 252

“Fine, go pack your things! Let’s see where you think you can go,” Evelyn snapped, her voice sharp with anger. She stormed off, slamming the door behind her with a loud bang that echoed through the hallway.

Michael tugged on Teresa’s sleeve, his small face filled with worry. Teresa knelt down, her voice soft and soothing. “Don’t worry, sweetheart. Mommy’s here, and everything. will be fine.”

“Mom, Grandma didn’t scold me. She just told me to speak nicely and not to lead Isabel astray. I promise I’ll be good. Please don’t be upset with Grandma, okay?” Michael said, his voice small and earnest.

“Silly boy,” Teresa said with a gentle smile, planting a kiss on his cheek. “I’m not upset with her. You’re the most important person in my life. You don’t need to worry about Isabel anymore. It’s not something you should have to deal with.”

She had always longed for Evelyn’s love. Like that time when she was struggling to start her business and instinctively thought of asking Evelyn for help. But when she saw Evelyn cradling Isabel, all the words she wanted to say got stuck in her throat.

After all, she was still her mother. Teresa had told herself that over and over again.

That was why, every time Evelyn was rushed to the hospital for emergency care, Teresa would drop everything and race to her side. She loved Evelyn deeply, despite everything.

Jennifer was Evelyn’s daughter too, but she never stepped up when Evelyn was hospitalized. It was Teresa who stayed by Evelyn’s side, looking after her and also taking care of her baby sister, Isabel, who was barely over a year old at the time.

In the family, the more responsible you were, the more you were overlooked. The more you gave, the less you were valued.

Teresa knew Jonathan had been truly good to her. A man as exceptional as he deserved someone better. She had let go of the idea of a future with him, the hope that Evelyn might love her, and the pain of being left behind.

“Do you regret leaving your child behind when you divorced? If you had another. chance, would you take your child with you?” Teresa no longer needed an answer to that question.

“You’re really leaving?” Evelyn stared at Teresa in disbelief, her eyes fixed on the two suitcases she was pushing.

To Evelyn, it seemed absurd for Teresa to leave over something so trivial. What she failed to grasp was that disappointment built up day by day. Every departure had its breaking point. “Are you going back to Nareigh?”