My Mommy Became A Billionaire After the Breakup novel Chapter 408

But when Alivia died, Byron looked around and saw that he was already alone.

It was fine.

God cared for him and sent his lover back to him now so that unspeakable emotions would not consume him during the long night.

This night, Athena really didn't leave him alone.

On the confined sofa, Byron held her and fell asleep with painful memories.

Athena didn't sleep well.

She heard Byron's painful somniloquy from time to time.

He occasionally called his grandma, and mostly he called Thea.

Athena was helpless.

She really didn't understand Byron at all.

Why did he not cherish the people around him as always?

When Athena was with him, he had always thought of Freya.

When Freya was with him, he couldn't forget Athena.

As dawn approached, Athena, who had not slept the night before, was finally overwhelmed by sleepiness.

She snuggled up to Byron and fell into a deep sleep.

Athena slept until her cell phone rang shrill.

Athena couldn't open her eyes, so she reached out to touch her phone. Someone handed the phone to her.

She didn't feel anything wrong at all.

She answered the call.

"Is it Athena?" The voice sounded familiar.

Athena couldn't come back to her senses for a while.

She had grown impatient.

Athena had warned Caspian and Dahlia yesterday not to bring this matter to Jane.

These years, Athena almost lived with Evie.

Regarding Evie's mother... Athena couldn't say that Evie's mother was not good to Evie.

But Evie's mother would always make Evie, for the sake of the new family they formed, swallow her anger and pretend to be obedient and docile.

Even once, a relative in Brian's family wanted to please the first party for an order. The relative knew that there was an older widowed man in the first party's family, so the relative came to Evie and wanted Evie to have a date with the widowed man.

The widowed man was forty to fifty years old, had a daughter and two sons, married three times, and divorced three times because of domestic violence.

These were what Jane told Evie.

But that day, Jane told Evie, "Daughter, you should help your uncle and pretend to have a date."