My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball novel Chapter 1926

Chapter 1926 Matters Of The Heart

Neither Rosalie nor Byron could help with professional psychological assistance.

The two walked out of the Montgomery Villa and returned to the car. They saw Lucas who had been waiting for a long time.

Lucas’ anxiousness was fully reflected on his face.

"Byron, sister-in-law, how is the situation? Is my mother okay?"

"Both good and bad. I'm not going to hide it from you. Auntie's illness is temporarily under control by Rosalie. Professor Zelensky and the others are doing psychological intervention. Don’t worry, there will always be a solution!"

Byron's tone was very displeased.

Lucas was startled. He was none the wiser.

Rosalie understood her husband's reaction. She quickly " taught" Lucas a lesson.

"You kept it a secret from the start when such a big thing happened. You shouldn't have done that! So many things happened during this trip to Africa. You should've told Byron as soon as possible."

Only then, Lucas came back to his senses. 'Oh, so Byron was upset about this.'

A look of guilt suddenly appeared on his face as he tried to explain. "It’s my fault, I thought I could handle it well. In the end, this went awry. I’m sorry, Byron."

"Lucas, listen up! Whatever happens in the future, don't just keep it to yourself," Byron patted him on the shoulder, his heart was in distress.

A man with a few words. Rosalie could understand her husband's current mood very well.

Both Andrius and Chloe had problems one after another. Now, it was Lucas' turn.

They were all his closest childhood friends, and they are people hetrusts unconditionally.

However, these people have their own problems. They held back and kept it from him, unwilling to share the truth with him.

Lucas finally nodded, and slowly brought up the past. He mentioned his original intention of choosing to become a psychiatrist and recounted the many attempts he had made to save his mother over the years.

The reason why he never told Byron the truth was because Byron was shouldering many burdens after taking over the Lawrence businesses.