The Divorce That Brought Us Back novel Chapter 392

Or, to be more precise, begging for money.

Harrison was relying entirely on his wife to survive, and he was quite good at it.

But what about Parker?

Did he even have that option anymore?

Just as Harrison had pointed out, right now his grandfather was still alive, so he still had a shield. But in ten, twenty, or maybe thirty, forty, or fifty years—when his grandfather was gone, and his parents were gone—what would he do?

Would Cassidy leave him any way out?

A wave of uncontrollable goosebumps washed over his skin.

Taking Harrison's advice, Parker tried to find a way to apologize to Cassidy.

Harrison informed him that every Monday and Tuesday, the nanny brought Leora to the Quincy mansion, and on Tuesday evenings, Cassidy would personally come to pick her up.

So, on Tuesday afternoon, Parker obediently staked out the front gates of the mansion.

Cassidy worked late and didn't show up until 9:30 PM.

"Cassidy." Parker rushed forward, looking thoroughly pitiful. "I've been waiting for you for six hours."

Cassidy: "..."

This is getting a bit nauseating.

"Did I ask you to wait for me?"

"No, I waited voluntarily."

"..."

Having no idea what glitch the ex-husband was suffering from this time, Cassidy briskly walked inside, planning to grab Leora and leave immediately.

Parker trailed right behind her. "Cassidy, I need to talk to you."

Cassidy: "Spit it out."

"I want to apologize to you."

"Oh."

"What happened last time was my fault. I promise I won't run my mouth anymore. Can you forgive me?"

"Sure."

"Really?" Parker lit up with joy. "I'll bring you lunch at your office tomorrow. Please don't let the front desk block me."

Cassidy: "..."

Honestly, when they first divorced, Cassidy had genuinely hoped she and Parker could just live their separate lives.

She even hoped he would find a sweet, submissive, perfectly agreeable girlfriend.

A clean break for everyone.

But it had been almost a year since the divorce.

Cassidy had already found a boyfriend, and Parker was still finding ways to harass her.

He seriously had nothing better to do.

With his background, was it really that hard to find a girlfriend?

If push came to shove, Cassidy could just send Lola over to him.

Parker used to dote on Lola, and Lola certainly wouldn't mind making some extra cash.

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