Leaving The Country After Divorce novel (Roxanne and Lucian) novel Chapter 1597

Chapter 1597 Let Us Not Wait Anymore

Sonya brought Estella to meet a few of the princess characters. However, the latter was distracted and kept asking to return to Archie and Benny.

The older woman seethed with anger at the sight of the teary-eyed little girl.

“If you don't like this, we can go.” She pretended to stroke Estella's head lovingly before turning and walking toward the exit.

Thinking Sonya was finally taking her to Archie and Benny, Estella stopped crying. However, they had gone halfway when she realized they were not going the right way. Instead, she could see the amusement park exit ahead of her.

“No! I want to find Archie and Benny! You're evil, Grandma! I don't want you anymore!” Estella wailed, struggling to free herself from Sonya's arms.

Sonya held her in a vice-like grip and said in a brusque tone, “What are you talking about? Ever since Roxanne and those two little b*stards showed up, you've been hanging around them all the time. I think you've almost forgotten you're a member of the Farwell family, and now you're even saying that you don't want me anymore! They must've taught you that. Well, you have to stay with me today!”

She strode toward the exit while carrying Estella, and within just a few minutes, the pair had left the amusement park.

Watching the widening distance between them and the park entrance, Estella sobbed until she had barely any energy left. She was exhausted by the time Sonya carried her into the car.

Watching the widening distance between them and the park entrance, Estella sobbed until she had barely any energy left. She was exhausted by the time Sonya carried her into the car.

When the driver saw that only Sonya and Estella had returned, he asked cautiously, “Mrs. Farwell, what about the other two—”

“Drive to the nearest shopping mall,” she instructed icily as though she had not heard him speak.

The driver knew better than to refuse when he noticed her stormy mood and started driving.