Love after Divorce novel (Violet Elliott) novel Chapter 619

Ariella received the link from Nancy, saw the news on it, and was so angry that her chest hurt.

This bastard, how could he just run into Summer's house last night?

You really don't care about her as a mother at all?

Ariella took out her cell phone and called David, wanting to confront him properly.

It's just that David's cell phone is off.

And turned off the phone!

This is not wanting anyone to bother him!

Very good!

Ariella gripped her phone tightly, thought about it, found Summer's number and dialed it.

On the other end of the phone, Summer is in the kitchen making breakfast.

Still a little uncomfortable, her pretty face flushed a little as she thought about what happened with David last night.

At that moment, the cell phone sitting on the countertop rang.

She glanced at it and it was an unfamiliar caller.

Who's calling this early in the morning?

Summer answered, "Hello, who is it?"

"You're Summer, you have my son, right?"

Ariella's cold voice, suppressing her temper, came over the current.

It was Ariella on the phone.

Summer sucked in a breath of cold air and hurriedly turned off the fire on the gas stove.

"Hello aunt, David does have me."

"Summer, if you really love my son, please stay away from him and don't delay his future."

Ariella said with a suppressed temper.

Summer gripped the phone tightly and said silently, "I'm sorry, auntie, I'm afraid I can't do what you want."

"You!"

"Auntie, listen to me."

Before Summer lost her temper, she said, "I've been staying away from David before, but what's coming is still coming. Now I've figured out that since God made us meet, this is our destiny. I want to enjoy the time I have with him."

Her past has been laid out before the public.

The thing she wanted to hide most, David already knew too.

Since he doesn't care, she has nothing to fear.

"Summer, are you ashamed? You've been touched"

Ariella chided sternly.

Summer's face turned slightly white, she pursed her lips and said in a light voice, "Auntie, that incident, I am the victim. I think you are also a highly educated person, there is always a sense of right and wrong, right?"

"You! Sharp-tongued! I warn you."