To Be Yours Again novel (Jenny and Alex) novel Chapter 1280

Half an hour later, they arrived at the door of a small villa. The plan was to observe instead of paying an actual visit because Jenny didn't want to remind the kids of their late parents.

Soon, they saw the door open, and a figure appeared. Jenny immediately recognized Lilian, who went by another name under the new family. Lilian was dressed in a lovely princess gown. She appeared joyful from the bright smile on her face. Justin showed up later, and the two played in the garden. It was an envious and picturesque view.

"You can stop worrying now. They look like they're living a good life." Alec embraced her. He had the adoptive parents investigated before the adoption. He wouldn't have allowed them to adopt the children otherwise.

Jenny nodded. "I feel relieved knowing that they're doing well."

They watched the children for a while and finally left after the children went into the house. After that, they wandered through the streets of Parrington.

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At the same time, Janet was alone at Zack's place in Bardoff City because he was still at work. Therefore, she was puzzled when she heard the doorbell ring. Did he forget his house keys? She answered the door while nagging, "You're careless. Did you forget to bring…"

The smile disappeared from her face when she saw a few men standing at the door. "Who are you?"

"You're Janet Hale, aren't you?" The man who led the pack snickered. When she didn't answer, he boldly scanned her from head to toe. "Looks decent."

She had no idea who they were, but she had a feeling that they were up to no good. She stumbled backward warily and prepared to shut the door. Before that, she demanded to know, " Who exactly are you? And why are you here?"

The man glanced at her and explained, "Your parents borrowed money from us, but they can't pay us back. So, they pawned you."

"How much did they owe you? I'll pay you back," she suggested.

The man let go of the door but stuck a foot out before she could shut it. "Sure, you can do that. It's a small amount—one million."

"One million?" She was bewildered. What did her parents do with that money?

The man seemed to read her mind. "I heard your sister-in-law demanded a larger amount of dowry. Your parents had no choice but to borrow money."

The colors drained from her face. Right. Who else would her parents spend on, if not on their useless son?