The Three Little Guardian Angels novel Chapter 804

Chapter 804

Maizie could only take a step back to move forward so that it didn’t look too obvious. Francisco suddenly took all his cash out of his wallet and threw them on the bed. “This is all I have. I can’t give you anything more.” Maizie froze as if she felt humiliated, “What … What do you think I am?” “What do you think?” Francisco buttoned up his coat. “You climbed on top of me while I passed out. You did this to yourself. Do you think you’ll marry into the Boucher family after sleeping with me? Naha.” Francisco left without looking back and slammed the door on the way out.

Maizie looked at the money scattered on the bed and threw the pillow. “You wait, Francisco Boucher!”

Francisco got home and saw that Eugene was having tea while reading his papers. He saw that Francisco didn’t greet him, so he slammed the cup on the table. “Where were you last night?”

“I was drunk and slept at my friend’s place.” Francisco went upstairs without looking at him.

Eugene tossed the papers onto the table. It was getting too obvious that this boy was going against him. At the apartment block… Samantha was cleaning the living room when she heard the doorbell. She thought it was Francisco, so she went ahead and opened the door.

When she saw Eugene standing outside, her expression changed. “Why are you here?” Eugene wasn’t friendly. “Why can’t I be here? Your son didn’t come back last night. Aren’t you going to say something about it?”

Samantha was amused that he had come all the way there to blame her. “We’re divorced. You’re the father, and you got him to stay with you. If you can’t control him, you can’t come and blame me for it.”

Eugene saw that she was closing the door, so he blocked it and calmed his tone. “We’ve been married for so many years. Do we really have to become enemies?”

After their divorce, he did some selfreflection and realized that he hadn’t been treating her well.

Now that their son was an adult, the home was a lot quieter, and when he got home, no one was there waiting anymore.