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My Child and I Married a Billionaire novel Chapter 372

Chapter 372: Chapter 372: Don’t Think I Don’t Know the Good Things You’ve Done

After returning to the country, Damien Vaughn rested for a day instead of rushing to the office. The next morning, he called Brandon Jacobs.

Since regaining his memories, aside from Cecelia Archer, Candy, and his mother, the person he worried about most was Brandon Jacobs.

Damien had seen with his own eyes how deeply in love with Elsa he was, and he didn’t know if Brandon had moved on yet.

But he called several times in a row, only to find Brandon Jacobs’s phone was turned off.

’Has he gone back to that life of drunken debauchery? Did he not even notice his phone died?’

He had no choice but to call Wyatt Wynn next.

Wyatt Wynn was beyond excited to get his call.

"Fuck, you’re finally back! What kind of business trip takes months? I missed you to death, you know that? What the hell has been going on? Not long ago, everyone was doing just fine, and then suddenly, one by one, you all just up and left me. Now I’m all alone every day, and I’m about to go crazy from boredom! Look who finally decided to come back!"

Damien Vaughn had no idea what he was talking about, so Wyatt Wynn explained.

"A while back, I don’t know what got into Jacobs, but he just dropped the club and announced he was going on a trip to clear his head. He’s been gone for this long, and his phone’s off. Shit, I have no idea where he is now or what woman he’s hooked up with. But don’t worry. He’s probably in the honeymoon phase, taking some girl out sightseeing. Ditching his friends for a girl... I’ve never seen someone so love-struck!"

"And don’t even get me started on that guy Zeke Walton. He did a complete one-eighty. He’s gotten all hot and heavy with that delivery girl, and now they’re living together. They’re inseparable. I can’t get him to come out for anything!"

"No matter what, I have to drag those two bastards back today so we can all get together with you. I’m seriously going stir-crazy."

’Brandon Jacobs went sightseeing? He’s been gone this long without contacting anyone?’

Damien actually hoped he really had found a new woman and was off in the throes of a new romance. Otherwise...

Meanwhile, thanks to Amina’s tireless efforts, she had successfully been accepted into college.

It wasn’t a top-tier university, but given her academic background, getting into any undergraduate program was a major accomplishment.

Her acceptance was confirmed, but it wasn’t yet time to register for classes. Overjoyed, Zeke Walton decided to go with her on a trip back to her hometown to pick up the grandmother she missed so dearly.

From then on, she could attend college while taking care of her grandmother. Life was only going to get better.

They picked a bright and sunny day, and Zeke Walton drove her as they began the journey home.

Amina’s home was truly remote, truly far away. They spent more than two full days on the highway, then navigated a series of county and township roads. After several more hours trekking down a winding, muddy path, they finally reached their destination.

Amina’s home was in a small, sparsely populated village perched on a steep hillside.

Zeke Walton parked the car on a flat patch of ground, and the two of them walked the rest of the way. Their arrival caused an immediate uproar.

Aside from the occasional migrant worker returning for the New Year, the village rarely had outsiders, let alone young people from the city.

Someone as young and handsome as Zeke Walton, who looked like a movie star from television, was a true eye-opener for the villagers.

And though Amina had only been working away from home for a few months, she looked completely different from her village self.

Her skin was fairer and smoother, and she looked more fashionable.

It seemed the rumors their cousin had sent back were true after all: she’d gone to the big city to work in *that* kind of profession and had struck it rich.

The villagers all chattered excitedly as they crowded into the house.

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