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Our Anniversary, You Chose Her – I Chose Divorce novel Chapter 251

Chapter 251: Chapter 251: Aunt Bowman Is My Dad’s Lover

Autumn Linton looked at Chloe Reed and said, "Your grandmother should have known about all this a long time ago."

Chloe Reed’s eyes were cold. "What’s in it for you? Aren’t you her daughter? Why are you doing this?"

’How could she bully her grandmother like this?’

’She’s so old already. Wouldn’t it be better to let those past events stay buried?’

But Autumn Linton shook her head. "This has been weighing on my heart for decades. Now that I finally have the chance to say it, why shouldn’t I?"

"You..."

Chloe Reed was about to say more, but her grandmother squeezed her arm. "Chloe, don’t worry. At my age, what storms haven’t I weathered? Don’t worry about me."

"But..." Chloe tried to argue.

’How could I not worry?’

She had never believed a word Autumn Linton said.

’The idea that Grandma was the other woman was complete bullshit!’

’But if all this comes out, won’t Grandma start to dwell on it?’

The old woman gave her a gentle, loving smile. "My dear Cherie, I want to know exactly what she has to say."

Tears stung Chloe Reed’s eyes, and for a moment, she was at a loss for words.

「Upstairs.」

「Inside the room.」

The old woman kept her gaze on Autumn Linton. "Tell me, how did you and this Aunt Bowman meet?"

Her focus was not on the token of love.

Autumn Linton’s brow furrowed. "Mom, that’s not important—"

"Of course it’s important." The old woman’s tone suddenly grew stern. "You are my daughter, yet you knew your father’s former lover. The distance that grew between us later... was it also because of this woman?"

Autumn Linton didn’t speak, but her silence was a clear admission.

The old woman closed her eyes, her face paling slightly. "So, in your heart, you believe she was the one who should have been with your father, is that right?"

A flicker of conflict crossed Autumn Linton’s eyes, but she nodded anyway. "That’s right. My father was only with you out of a sense of duty. Aunt Bowman’s life wasn’t easy during those years, either. If they hadn’t been torn apart, they would have been blissfully happy."

"Did you wish you were her daughter instead?" the old woman asked.

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