Secret Admiration: Finding True Love After Prison novel Chapter 492

Chapter 491 The Divorce Consideration Anne sighed softly, “What about your child?” 

At that moment, Meryl’s phone ran out of battery and shut down. 

She glanced at the black screen and placed her palm on her lower abdomen. 

She hadn’t figured that part out yet… 

Twenty minutes later, Meryl returned to the Aniston Villa. 

Dalton also got out of the car with her. 

Just outside the hotel, as Dalton was driving away, he encountered Meryl hailing a taxi on the side of the road. 

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Naturally, he also witnessed the scene where Chandler carried Rachel out of the hotel. 

Dalton said that since they were both heading back to the Aniston Villa, Meryl could ride with him, and he would take her along the way. 

But Meryl refused without hesitation. 

Meryl insisted on taking a taxi home. Dalton didn’t insist and followed the taxi silently, watching her discreetly. 

Dalton felt like he had grown. If it were in the past, he would have forcefully taken Meryl into the car, regardless of her willingness. 

Since they were both going to the Aniston Villa, wasn’t it 

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However, after going through so much, Dalton suddenly realized that Meryl had her own thoughts. He had to respect her cvices. 

Thinking about what happened tonight, Dalton guessed that Meryl must have been heartbroken by Chandler, 

He noticed that Meryl’s eyes were red. 

She was pregnant. One day, she and Chandler were inseparable, and the next day, she encountered such a situation. Anyone should find it hard to accept. 

Dalton also didn’t expect that Chandler’s sudden return and his childhood sweetheart would cause Meryl such pain. 

Dalton felt heartache for her. 

At one moment, he felt he was cruel, but feeling pain didn’t mean going soft. 

He wanted Meryl to see all of this. 

This move could make Meryl disappointed in Chandler, just as Meryl had been disappointed in him. 

In this way, he and Chandler would be on the same starting line. 

They could compete fairly.