Sir madame has run away again (Lily and Carson) novel Chapter 611

Chapter 611 

“I don’t know either. Lily, if Mr. Gu can do it, then we will do as he says. I agree to withdraw the lawsuit and not let the old bastard go to jail. You will divorce him.” 

“Isn’t this unfair to you?” 

“No, I just wanted to take revenge and mention the civil compensation. This is the best way to kill two birds with one stone.” Victoria spoke very directly. 

“Let me ask my dad first and see what his lawyer has to say.” 

After hanging up, I called my dad and told him about this matter. My dad had no objection to it, but he told me not to show. up. He said that he would leave this matter to Dylan. 

I called Victoria again to tell him about this matter, and he agreed to contact Dylan. 

I was still a little flustered in my heart. I didn’t know if this would work. Carson was a person who refused to acknowledge his family. If he ignored his father’s insistence, the possibility of success was not high. 

I was lost in my thoughts in the room when my mother knocked on the door. When she came in, she hugged me and cried, “My poor child. I had long felt that something was wrong. You kept refusing to let Carson live in here. I thought you were just making trouble. I didn’t expect that he would bully you like this. Are you stupid? Why didn’t you tell us?” 

“I’m sorry. I just don’t want you to worry.” 

“Don’t you worry about him bullying us like this?” I thought of the five years that you had lived. My heart ached so much. My Lily, who was spoiled at home since childhood, had never done anything bad. How could God let you meet such a villain?” 

“Mom, it’s all in the past. Don’t be sad. Our family will be as happy as before when we are together.” 

“After suffering so much, how can you be happy?” “Don’t be willful in the future. You must listen to your father, understand?” My mother wiped her tears. 

“Got it!” 

I helped my mother dry her tears and helped her down the stairs. The aunt came in from outside with a bouquet of flowers in her hands. The red roses looked very beautiful against the white stars. The aunt handed me the flowers. “This is for you.” 

I took the rose and took a look at the card. It was written in German, and I didn’t know 

any 

of it. 

My mother asked, “Who sent it?” 

“I don’t know.” 

“It can’t be that scum Carson, right?” 

“It can’t be hin 

I was very clear about the weight of Carson. He didn’t understand German at all. This flower should have been given to him by Eric.