Stanley went to the place where his grandfather’s assistant lived.
He stayed there for a long time and asked a lot of questions.
The final answer was almost the same as Violet said and what he guessed. The death of his parents was not caused by Lily, but by people from Sam.
This result caused Stanley to be greatly shocked. When he came out of the assistant's residence, his steps were messy.
When he went downstairs, he almost fell. Fortunately, Fraser helped him in time to avoid such consequences.
"Mr. Murphy, shall we go back to the villa?" Fraser looked at Stanley, feeling sorry.
Only then did he know that Stanley’s parents were killed by Sam, not Violet's mother.
During that time, everything Mr. Murphy did to Violet became a joke and became a harm to Violet.
Therefore, he could guess how uncomfortable and upset Mr. Murphy was at this moment.
"Go back to the villa." Stanley shook his head and said hoarsely.
He was going back to see Violet and wanted to apologize to her.
He wanted her to know that he was really wrong.
"Okay." Fraser helped Stanley into the car and drove to the villa.
When they returned to the villa, it was already dark.
Stanley walked in. The villa was empty and very quiet. If it weren't for the movement in the kitchen, he would have thought that there was no one living here.
"Bella!" Stanley shouted.
Bella in the kitchen heard the sound and ran out quickly, "Mr. Murphy, you’re back!"
"Where is Violet?" Stanley asked instead of answering.
At this time, Violet should be at home with the two children. But when he came in just now, he did not see the shoes of the three of them at the door.
Could it be that they hadn't come back yet?
Hearing it, Bella suddenly became anxious, "Mr. Murphy, please invite Mrs. Murphy back. In the afternoon, she came back while crying. Then she moved everything away, and moved back to the previous apartment."
"What?" Stanley was dumbfounded, "She moved back?"
"Yeah, no matter what I said, she insisted moving away. Mr. Murphy, please persuade her to come back." Bella nodded.
Stanley's thin lips pressed into a straight line. He was just about to say something.
Bella thought of something again and pointed upstairs, "By the way, Mrs. Murphy said that she had left something for you in the room before she left. She said that if you come back, you must go and see it."
Hearing this, Stanley immediately walked upstairs, and soon he came to the room.
Stanley opened the door. The room was quiet, with all the furnishings inside. Everything was there, except Violet's things disappeared.
She really took away all her belongings and didn't leave them at all!
Stanley's face sank. There was a feeling of emptiness in his heart.
He stood on the spot, looked around the room, and finally saw on the bed what might have been left to him by Violet.
He walked over. It was a file bag.
This file bag reminded him of the divorce agreement he saw that day.
So inside...
Stanley squinted his eyes, picked up the file bag and opened it.
Sure enough, there was another divorce agreement inside.
Stanley was very angry. He directly pulled out the divorce agreement, tore it to pieces again, and threw them into the air.
Among the pieces, his expressionless face was looming, making people feel scared.
He would never divorce.
When he thought it was Lily who killed his parents, he didn't even think about divorcing her.
Now that he knew it was a misunderstanding, how could he get a divorce?
Thinking of this, Stanley turned around and went downstairs towards the door.
Bella looked at him and shouted, "Mr. Murphy, where are you going?"
"Bring them back." Stanley replied in a deep voice, then slammed the door of the villa.
Bella smiled.
She could see that Mr. Murphy's attitude had changed. He had changed back to the previous him.
Although she didn't know what happened and made him change, she thought it was a good thing.
Stanley drove to the apartment.
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