Stanley sat in the back seat, his eyes slightly closed, and simply gave a nod to indicate that he knew.
Seeing this, Fraser said nothing more and continued driving.
About an hour later, they arrived at the male prison.
Kelly stood at the entrance of the prison in a long black down coat with a mask on her face, followed by two bodyguards.
Seeing Stanley coming over, she immediately walked over, "Stanley."
Stanley's gaze fell on the file bag in her hand.
Kelly noticed and gave a smile, embarrassed, "This is the divorce agreement."
"I know, let’s go in." Stanley withdrew his gaze and faintly responded, lifting his feet and walking into the prison.
Kelly took a deep breath and followed.
Sam was pushed by prison guards in a wheelchair because half of his body was paralyzed and he could not stand.
In fact, in a case like Sam's, he could have been kept out of jail.
But Stanley was worried that if he let Sam be executed outside of prison, it would lead to extra problems, like being rescued or something.
That was why he used his own identity and asked for direct custody of Sam.
That was why a disabled person like Sam had to go to jail.
"It's ...... It's you guys ......" Sam took the microphone and looked at the two men behind the glass, uttering his words excitedly.
Sam was not the same as Eason's paralysis.
Before Eason died, he was totally paralyzed from the neck down, but could still talk and speak normally.
And Sam was half paralyzed, one side of the mouth was normal, the other side was stiff and could not move, so he could not open his mouth as he spoke, spitting words slowly and unclearly, His voice also became very strange.
But neither Stanley nor Kelly laughed.
Stanley looked at Sam with icy eyes, while Kelly had an apologetic face, "Sam, I've come to see you."
Sam snorted coldly and said slowly, "I've been in here for so long, and you haven't even come here, don't you think it's too hypocritical to come here now?"
He remembered clearly that when he was caught, this woman had betrayed him outright, saying that he was the one who had killed the person and that she had nothing to do with it.
Yes, it was true that she had nothing to do with all this, but she was his wife, and it still gave him chills when the crisis came and she just abandoned him and left him to face it alone.
"I'm hypocritical?" Kelly was still ashamed of herself for taking so long to visit Sam, but when she heard Sam call her hypocritical, the shame in her heart dissipated and was replaced by only anger.
"Stanley, you go out first, I want to have a talk with this old man." Kelly looked at Sam in anger and said to Stanley.
Stanley raised an eyebrow, "Okay, I will give you ten minutes."
"Okay." Kelly nodded.
Stanley went out.
But she wouldn't really have the cheek to beg him.
Firstly, no cheek, secondly, no qualifications, and finally, she did not want to do so.
Since he didn't want to acknowledge them as parents, she would just make it up to him, anyway, she would be leaving the family soon. After she left, she would never have anything to do with the Murphy family, and her son, ever again.
In the future, she would not bother this son, nor would she contact this son, nor would she try to drag this son down, as if it was the only thing she, as a mother, could do for him.
Yet Sam didn't think so, nor was he so great.
He slapped his thighs emotionally and said with eyes wide open, "Even if we didn't do our duty as parents, we gave him life, he has to be filial to us and come to our rescue."
"Dream of it." Kelly rolled her eyes, then opened the file bag, took out the divorce agreement and pen from inside, and put them into the passing slot under the glass window, "Okay, I don't want to say anything else, ten minutes are almost up, sign this."
"What's this?" Sam didn't reach for it, so he couldn't see what was inside.
Kelly snorted, "Divorce agreement."
Sam's face changed, "You want to divorce me?"
"Yeah, you're dying, and Ivan isn't coming back, so this family should fall apart, so hurry up and sign, so I can go."
"Don't even think about it, I get caught in here and you're thinking about divorce, you ...... Do you still have me as your husband in your eyes!" Sam raised his hand shivering and pointed at Kelly.
Kelly snorted, "Husband? I'm sorry, are you worthy of being my husband? We've only been married for a month and you have been looking for women outside. I came to door and you beat me, when I was pregnant, you even brought home women from outside, after I gave birth to Ivan, you're still living with other women, which of these things are you doing that aren't hurting my heart?"
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