The Ex-husband Wants to Get Power Every Day After the Divorce-Chapter 295 - 294: Demands

Chapter 295: Chapter 294: Demands

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“”You ” Sebastian Norman was quivering with rage, but just as he took a step forward, he was stopped by Jeremy Norman, “I apologize, Uncle Leaford, my father has a bad temper. It’s actually our fault If you have any matters to attend to, I can ask the driver to take you home.”

Jeremy’s sincere tone calmed James Leaford down a bit, but he couldn’t help feeling sorry for such a good child, who unfortunately was Sebastian’s son.

“No need, I can go back on my own.” James Leaford smiled faintly, rejecting politely.

He said to the people behind him: “I am going back first; you all continue to have fun.”

Molly Walker and Zoey Lambert nodded, watching James Leaford leave.

After he left, the crowd who had come to watch the drama did not disperse.

Michael Gallagher’s revival and the housekeeper’s revelation that he was Zachary Jenkins spread instantly. Everyone at the scene, including the entire populace of Orientopia, was stunned by the news that the mysterious illegitimate son of the Jenkins family was Michael Gallagher!

As the news spread, everyone was guessing that Michael faked his own death to regain the identity of Zachary Jenkins because, after all, as long as Michael was not dead, Zachary couldn’t possibly be alive either.

In the room, Joshua Thompson, Natalie Lambert, and others were sitting together, scrutinizing Michael.

“What do you plan to do now?” Natalie, with her arms crossed, stared fiercely at Michael, “My Cousin is still pregnant. When do you plan to remarry her?”

“Hold on!” Joshua squinted his eyes at Michael, “I remember you had an unusual relationship with Isabelle Richardson back then and later played a fake death trick to deceive my sister. It won’t be that easy to remarry her now!”

Others might not know, but he was clearly aware of the resentment and gratitude between Michael and Isabelle.

If it hadn’t been for Isabelle, his Fourth Sister wouldn’t have been so disappointed as to bring the divorce agreement to the bar to force a divorce.

“Michael Gallagher, others may not know you, but don’t I know you? After cheating my sister into marrying you for three years, you still want to continue to deceive her? There’s no way!” freeweɓnovel.cѳm

Seeing Joshua’s emotional agitation, Damian Thompson walked over to him, patted him on the shoulder to console him, “Let’s not interfere in this matter. Let Ivy make the decision.”

After he finished speaking, he looked at the others. Several of them exchanged glances and left one after another.

Joshua refused to leave with a darkened face.

“Joshua, let’s go! Don’t be a third wheel!” Natalie quickly came over to pull him away.

After Joshua was pulled away, only Molly and Michael were left in the room.

Last time they met was at the hospital when he had helped her. This time, she learned the truth about her uncle’s rescue.

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“How is your health?” She remembered that, last time at the hospital, Michael had insisted on being discharged against the doctor’s advice.

“There was no serious injury. I can walk and move around.” Seeing her concerns, Michael couldn’t help but smile slightly.

“I don’t know how to thank you for my uncle’s situation ”

“I didn’t say anything because I didn’t want to burden you. In that situation at the time, even if it was a stranger, I would have gone to help.” Michael’s thin lips were pressed into a line, his eyes deep and profound.

“I still want to thank you.” Molly looked seriously at him. The handsome man who had appeared in her dreams countless times was standing in front of her, alive once again, “You can make a request to me, or to my organization.”

He didn’t lack money or power, but he still needed to repay his debt of gratitude for saving her uncle’s life.

As long as he made a request, she would agree to it and must agree to it.

Hearing this, Michael’s eyebrows slightly raised.

A request?

“Any request?”

Molly nodded, “As long as it’s not a crime and doesn’t violate moral principles.”