Love after Divorce novel (Violet Elliott) novel Chapter 539

Hearing Louis' words, Amara's eyes reddened a little.

"It's all your father's doing. What about your stepmother? Where is she now?"

"My dad divorced her, and I left it up to Dad."

Louis said in a light voice.

"This kind of woman should be sentenced to death!" Amara said in a hateful voice.

Louis didn't say a word and took her forward in a false grip.

Esther on the side said, "Mom, cousin, it's all in the past. It's a good thing that cousin had the foresight to divorce the wife that woman picked for cousin, or else maybe one day the two of them will work together inside and outside and invite disaster for cousin."

Hearing this, Amara nodded her head in agreement.

"No? I was against you marrying that Violet in the first place. If you hadn't stopped me, I would have come back to talk to the Johnson."

Louis gave Amara a look, "Auntie Amara, don't get Violet wrong, she's not a Rosalie. Besides, we're remarried."

At these words, both Amara and Esther were aghast.

"Louis, you and your ex-wife got remarried? Why? When did it happen? Why didn't you let me know?"

Amara said with some displeasure.

"It's a long story, I'll tell you slowly."

Louis thought of Violet, a flash of Miss Riley in his eyebrows.

Amara listened quietly, her eyes filled with surprise when she heard that Violet had given Louis a pair of twins and was now pregnant.

Esther listened quietly, her fingers tugging involuntarily.

Violet was a little nervous knowing that Louis's aunt would be back in the country today.

Louis has no mother, and Auntie Amara's presence is like that of his mother.

So, she had a sense of apprehension about meeting her mother-in-law.

Although Louis told her that Auntie Amara had a good personality and was not a strong woman, she still had no bottom.

After a busy day at work, she dressed up a bit in the evening, drove to pick up her two children and headed to the Johnson Manor.

When they entered the house, Erin and Luka were the first to call out as usual.

"Grandma."