Of the Nadia Gordon stories I have ever read, perhaps the most impressive one is I Want a Divorce (Abigail and Sean). The story is too good, leaving me with many doubts. Currently, the manga has been translated to Chapter 277. Let's read the author's I Want a Divorce (Abigail and Sean) Nadia Gordon story right here.
Chapter 277 Analise Has a Secret
Ronaldo’s first impression of Abigail was that she was a gorgeous lady, yet distant and seemed hard to communicate with.
In the eyes of the public, people with such an attitude were deemed as aloof.
Yet, only now did he understand that she wasn’t aloof; she was purely exuding such a vibe.
The two went their separate ways, and Abigail drove home.
Considering that she went back early today, she thought Analise would be waiting at home for her. However, panic struck her once she realized her grandmother wasn’t home. At once, she took out her phone and called her grandmother.
It took a long time for Analise to answer her phone.
“Grandma, where are you? I got off work early today, so I happened to be able to pick you up.”
Abigail spoke in a relaxed tone as soon as the call got through.
“Oh, that won’t be necessary. I’m just watching TV at a friend’s house in the complex. I’ll be back in a while!” Analise swiftly refused the offer.
A faint smile appeared on Abigail’s face the moment she heard that her grandmother had actually made friends. “In that case, have fun with your friends. It’s fine too if you come back a little later.”
After Abigail ended the call, the corner of her mouth raised into a smile.
She couldn’t help but be happy for Analise when she thought of the latter wanting to blend into city life.
Once Abigail returned to her room, her phone suddenly rang moments after she turned on the computer.
It turned out to be a message from Sean.
The smile on Abigail’s face faded slightly when she remembered the incident that happened in the restaurant.
Sean had sent her a picture.
Curious, Abigail clicked on the picture and was shocked when she spotted her grandmother in it. Through the picture, she could be seen gripping onto someone at the subway entrance, looking as if she was asking for directions.
‘When did this happen?‘
Abigail immediately asked Sean.
‘A few minutes ago. Don’t worry. I have asked Cameron to follow her.
Thanks. I will keep in touch with Mr. Hopkins and go to pick her up.
With that, Abigail stood up and got ready to head out.
‘Ms. Quinn, are you not aware Old Mrs. Quinn has gone out? If that’s the case, you’d better not go and pick her up. Instead, keep a close eye on her for a few days and see what she does when she goes out. After all, even if she’s your grandmother, I’m sure she still has secrets that she doesn’t want you to know.‘
Sean attempted to persuade Abigail to think twice through his text.
Thinking about how Analise lied to her when she called her just now, Abigail eventually agreed that what he said made sense.
But then again, it’s not like I forbid her to go out. Why would she lie to me?
Almost an hour pa*sed, and Analise finally came back with a small cake in her hand.
Before her return, Abigail was in a state of worry and couldn’t refrain from overthinking.
what was on her mind.
After closing the door, she looked at the cake in her hand. Her eyes slightly welled up with tears as she thought, Grandma even purposely spent money to buy snacks, which she had never been willing to buy,
in order to deceive me.
station.
Abigail was puzzled as to why her grandmother would come to a train station.
The gray–haired and hunched–back Analise asked the attendant at the train station how to buy a ticket by herself and the things that she needed to pay attention to when buying a ticket. After receiving her answers from the attendant, she stood aside and repeatedly muttered the steps.
Since she couldn’t remember how to write many words and wasn’t skilled in using her smartphone, she had no choice but to rely on her memory.
Generally, it would surely take less than an hour to complete if it was up to a youth to carry out such a task. Yet, Analise spent almost a whole day.
Under the 4.00PM scorching heat, Analise once again stumbled home with her back hunched.
Instead of following her, Abigail sat at the bus stop and looked up at the sky in confusion.
Even if she wants to return to the countryside, she doesn’t need to take a train. She just needs to take a bus or a cab. Where exactly does Grandma want to go? Is the place she’s going somewhere that I can’t find out?
Abigail was so preoccupied with the many thoughts in her mind that she still couldn’t figure it out even after she sat there until the sky turned dark.
I don’t even know how to ask Grandma either. What if she tells me the day she’s about to leave? If I ask her now, it will be the same as me telling her that I have followed her. It will only make her sad, so I can’t do
that.
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