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“Did you all go together too?”
Jocelynn was surprised that her parents had gone abroad with her.
Kaeden nodded, “Anyway, many of these domestic tasks can be handled online, and we can come back once or twice a month to deal
with those offline ones in a concentrated manner.”
Anyway, their current industry landscape is vast, and many tasks do not require his involvement anymore.
And, at the very least, there was his son.
The daughter, who was finally found, of course, needed to be accompanied more.
Marcel also spoke up, “Yeah, at that time our family wouldn’t be separated, and you going there would also completely get rid of
Trevor’s harassment.”
Although they had a big family and a big business, they did not like to actively provoke trouble.
The business philosophy is also about harmony and prosperity, and they do not want to break ties with the Reilly family unless
necessary.
And Trevor was also Jocelynn’s ex–boyfriend, it wouldn’t be good if things got too ugly.
Jocelynn did have plans to further her education before. However, with the unexpected death of her foster parents and Trevor’s
infidelity, her plans were put on hold.
Now, since her parents had this plan, she did not refuse either.
“Okay, then let’s go abroad together.”
The matter of studying abroad was settled, and she also began to prepare for the study abroad arrangements.
As for the company, Jocelynn never went there again.
She sent a message to Orlando explaining the situation, “Orlando, to avoid causing any impact on the company because of me and Trevor, I will not go to work at the company tomorrow. I plan to study abroad.”
“Thank you for your recent care, I have caused you trouble.”
The response from there was very fast.
“It’s okay, take care.”
For the next two weeks, Jocelynn stayed in the villa and didn’t go out, only waiting to get her passport done so she could leave the country directly.
On the other hand, Trevor kept track of Jocelynn’s updates every day.
But Jocelynn never gave him another chance. He visited the villa several times with gifts but was always turned away at the door.
The servants‘ excuses were always consistent.
“Sorry, sir, our lady is temporarily not here.”
But she had never actually left the villa, and he couldn’t just barge in.
The day before going abroad, Jocelynn went shopping at the mall with two bodyguards.
Trevor finally found an opportunity and, with a wounded expression on his face, approached her. “Jocelynn, why have you been deliberately avoiding me lately?”
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Jocelynn put down the clothes in her hands and turned around to leave.
But the way was blocked.
She glanced at it and then motioned for the bodyguard to intercept it directly.
But upon reflection, this should be the last time she and Trevor meet. She might as well settle old scores with him and put an end to his hopes once and for all.
She turned around and sat on the sofa in the mall, saying, “Trevor, let’s have a good talk today.”
Trevor’s face brightened up, thinking that she was willing to forgive him and have a good talk with him.
He sat down face to face with Jocelynn and said, “Okay, I’ll listen to you.”
Jocelynn showed no mercy and asked him, “Since you know you were wrong, tell me exactly where you went wrong.”
Without any hesitation, Trevor recounted his incriminating evidence.
“I shouldn’t have chatted with Miranda without boundaries, and I definitely shouldn’t have ignored you and deceived you…”
As for later, he assured me, “But I didn’t do anything inappropriate with her. I have always just taken care of Miranda like a little sister, and I made it clear to her after you left.”
He spoke sincerely, seeming to truly realize his mistake.
Jocelynn suddenly asked, “Do you remember how many phone calls I made to you half a month before I left?”
“Where were you at that time? What were you doing?”
Trevor’s face froze. “I… I was accompanying Miranda on a trip.”
He dared not look into Jocelynn’s eyes, and his voice became even weaker.
Jocelynn did not give him any buffer, every word and sentence she spoke was firm and resolute.
“Well, then you should also know that during those days, my foster parents got into a car accident and ended up in the ICU. I called you a total of forty–three times, all the way until the day of their funeral.”
“My tears were almost dried up, but you didn’t even answer a single phone call.”
“Did you ever think about whether you loved me back then? Did you ever think about the possibility of something happening to me?“,
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