Go After My Ex-wife novel Chapter 55

"On my birthday, will Belle come to see me?" The old lady asked as she saw Calvin walking towards the outside with his head down.

"Yes, grandma, she promised that she would definitely come." Calvin stopped, a bitter smile on his face, and replied in the affirmative.

Sophia nodded and began to close her eyes.

As he strolled through Harvey Mansion, all the fond memories of his childhood came back to him, his grandmother holding his hand and smiling, and his grandfather standing next to him with a smile.

A gust of autumn wind blew through, and he suddenly felt so sad inside that he wanted to cry. For the first time, he felt that his grandmother had abandoned him, and that Harvey Mansion had abandoned him too!

Why was this happening? Was it all because of that woman? What had she used to make Grandma trust her so much that she would rather give up her own grandson?

The fist in his hand tightened and he somehow managed to walk out of the Harvey Mansion.

The brawny, plus-sized Hummer was very conspicuous in the crowded street. Calvin drove the car around the street aimlessly. If his life had been a success up to this point, he was now infinitely confused at this moment.

There is no doubt that he has failed emotionally.

Grandma had actually given in, even if he divorced Belle, all the other properties that should be given to him would not be less, except for Harvey Mansion.

But Calvin felt unhappy, like a thorn in his heart, and his heart ached uncomfortably!

He really didn't care about the Harvey Mansion. His grandmother loved him, and he was not missing out on any of the property of the Harvey Group, apart from the inheritance of the Harvey Mansion. With so many people divided, there would be only a few villas come to his hands, and it could be earned by the profit of the company in a year.

But it was his home where he had grown up in, and that kind of affection was not something that could be measured in money.

On the boulevard, a pretty figure was walking alone, yet so forlorn that his heart trembled.

It was her, that damned woman!

The woman who had caused him pain, who had disturbed him, who had messed up his life.

He clenched his teeth.

If he hadn't known her, perhaps he would have been more comfortable now, but he had known her instead.

The light in Calvin's eyes tinted with sulk, and seeing her walk slowly, with her head held slightly high, he seemed to see the smug smile on her face.

His foot on the accelerator relaxed.

Where was she going? He couldn't help but ask in his mind.

The sign for C University stood so prominently in front of him, and it occurred to him that she had said when she left this morning that she was going back to campus.

How the hell had he somehow managed to drive his car here!

While holding the steering wheel expertly in his hands, his eyes were fixed on the figure of Belle walk in front of him.

Should he follow her in? The years at C University were the years when he knew Belle from the beginning of his dream to the complete disillusionment of his dream, and he had never been here again because he didn't want to remember the feeling of a broken dream.

Soon after, his eyes narrowed lightly, his eyes emitting a harsh light.

A tall man was quietly following behind Belle, keeping a certain distance from her.

Calvin's heart skipped a beat.

It was Martin!

Did she come here to go on a date with Martin? After all, Martin was her first love, and she still couldn't let him go in her heart now, right? She knew he never came to the campus, and must have been afraid that he would ruin their date, so she chose this campus rendezvous.

C University is the best aristocratic school in the city and the campus is full of greenery and beautiful surroundings, a perfect place for men and women to date.

How could they have chosen this place?

Calvin's inexplicable anger flared up again. She was trying to hide from him so that she could come for a date!

He wouldn't let them get their ways.

Without further hesitation, he slowly followed them.

Belle was taking a walk in the campus. The breeze swayed and the fragrance was refreshing to her.

It had been many years since she had walked onto the campus, and today she came, actually not knowing what she was remembering.