Relentless Pursuit After Divorce-Chapter 1937: Summer Hall Side Story (139)

She was unwilling to accept it. The more she imagined everything Helen Melendy would have in the future, the more Helen’s unwillingness and anger completely engulfed her.

She clenched her fists, her gaze falling on Harry Hall’s handsome face tinged with tenderness. After a few seconds, she calmed her mind, her eyes red as she walked downstairs.

She looked at the Smith couple, biting her lower lip, and said softly:

"Dad, Mom..."

"I told you not to call me that, can’t you remember?"

Evelyn Taylor interrupted Helen’s words mercilessly.

Helen gritted her teeth in silent hatred, her lowered brows and eyes filled with surging anger.

She looked up again, still maintaining that pitiful appearance, and said softly:

"Mr. Smith, Madam Smith, I... I have too much luggage. Can I stay for two more days until I find a place to move?"

She thought that she had humbled herself enough that the Smith couple would agree, but Evelyn Taylor didn’t even think about it before saying:

"If you have a lot of luggage, you can hire a moving company. As for a place to stay, there are plenty of places in the world as long as you have money. Are you afraid you won’t find a place to stay?"

Evelyn Taylor eyed Helen’s pitiful stance with sharp eyes, having already seen through her intentions.

"The money in your account, we won’t take it back, let’s consider it as fulfilling the mother-daughter bond we’ve had for decades. After this, wherever you want to go, it’s none of our business."

Helen’s face grew paler, Evelyn Taylor didn’t want to look at her anymore, she just waved her hand casually and said:

"Alright, you can leave now. Butler, find her a moving company."

"Yes, Madam."

Helen looked at Evelyn’s resolute demeanor, feeling a deep gnawing hatred.

Her original plan was to stay two more days, thinking that Evelyn’s anger would dissipate, and she wouldn’t be forced out.

Now, with Helen Melendy and her husband here, perhaps she still regarded them as an audience.

But who knew she would be so resolute and heartless, unwilling to let her stay even two more days.

"Then... I’ll leave now. Take care, both of you."

Helen pressed her dry lips together, speaking in a hoarse voice.

The couple’s expressions remained unchanged. Helen looked at Helen Melendy, who didn’t say anything. Helen had seen many people like her and didn’t want to involve herself in the mess.

Helen’s gaze lingered on Helen Melendy for only a second before finally landing on Harry Hall’s face.

Her eyes held a deep resentment, as if she had once had a relationship with Harry Hall and had been abandoned by him like a "jerk."

Harry Hall did not look at her, so he naturally did not notice her resentful gaze, as if she was about to rush up and call him a jerk.

It was Helen Melendy who, seeing Helen’s gaze, furrowed her brow with a hint of annoyance.

Helen stared at Harry Hall for a long time, yet she didn’t see him spare her a single glance, which made her feel indignant.

Helen Smith wasn’t unattractive, why wouldn’t he even look at her?

Aren’t men supposed to like weak, needing-to-be-protected women?

She was now so pitiable and being driven out of the house, yet he showed her no sympathy at all.

Does staying faithful to Helen Melendy for a lifetime just because she’s disabled really give him such a virtuous reputation?

She couldn’t believe that with Harry Hall’s status and family background, he could endure not cheating for his entire life!

Helen thought hatefully in her heart, her gaze sweeping across Helen Melendy’s face.