Unwanted Daddy Don't Come Closer to Mommy novel Chapter 463

Sonia was sitting on the bench in the hospital. Seeing Quincy coming down, she stood up, "How are Lang and Helena going?"

"Helena woke up already."

Quincy fixed Sonia's hair. "It's good. The Borris Family has nothing to do with you anymore."

Sonia just gave a faint reply. No one knew what she was thinking.

Quincy drove Sonia home. When they arrived at Sonia's house, Victor opened the door and was surprised to see Quincy standing outside. "Uncle Sue! You're here?"

Quincy smiled, "Yes, do you want to see me?"

"Of course! Welcome!"

Victor's mood finally eased a little. He looked up at his mother, "Mom, what's the news from the Borris Family?"

Sonia had not told Victor about Dixon's death. It took all her courage just to relay the news.

The man who had been mean and abusive to her was no longer in the world. So, she should relax, right?

Sonia took a deep breath and chose a more subtle approach to say this, "Victor, it's time for you to grow up on your own."

She said to herself, 'In the future, you and I are the only ones to each other.'

At that moment, Victor's expression froze. The boy's eyes were red almost instantly.

"Mom..." Victor's voice was trembling, "What do you mean by that? Is Mr. Borr..."

He couldn't call out that name.

Sonia stepped forward and took Victor into her arms, "It's over."

Dixon had left them. He left everyone.

Quincy stayed a while with Sonia and then left for W City. And on the road, he thought of Elinor.

Dixon was gone. So, who had Elinor now?

Quincy frowned slightly and made a call to his men, "Hello? It's me, finding out what Maria is doing now."

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Dixon's body was sent back three days later.

His body could be brought back two days ago. But Lenard's good friend's parents refused to drag a dead man on their private plane when they heard about it, saying it was bad luck.

Actually, no one should blame them. They were not relatives or friends to Dixon. So, no one should ask them to do anything.

Lenard and Jarvis contacted all the airports. But they all followed the opinions of other passengers and did not want to fly with the dead man.

Lenard didn't think that Dixon, who had lived a life with power, would die of serious injuries abroad and no one would accept him to board.

Lenard was so angry at the U Country. He was desperate and posted a help notice online. A foreign family offered to fly them back to W City in their private jet.