Chapter 629
I Want a Divorce
Chapter 629 Failure
They didnât believe that Gary would actually come to find them, but they couldnât help feeling guilty.
How could Sean, an outsider, know about these matters?
Abigail observed Sean and noticed that he always came prepared whenever he confronted someone.
Although this situation happened suddenly, Sean must have known about the Pearsonsâ affairs in
advance.
âOur family matters donât concern you. Youâre an outsider.â Vincent spoke up at this moment.
âI am Abigailâs fiancé. Everyone in Capitalis knows about my marriage engagement with her family,â
Sean sarcastically retorted.
âIf we are going to discuss splitting shares, it also means splitting up the family. Dad talked to me about
this possibility before he fell ill. Mom, you have favored my-brother for a long time. I used to follow your
instructions and let him have his way because of his poor health. But now, he has become a heartless
person. I wonât let him have his way anymore.â Lawrence had finally made up his mind.
He knew that Gary didnât want the brothers to split up, but now Molly had caused trouble in the family
every day. He felt nothing but heartache and had no other emotions.
âSplit up the family? Your father just died, and youâre saying such things?â Molly suddenly became
angry.
Lawrence looked at her with bloodshot eyes. âI am also your son. What have I done so wrong that you
would rather call upon this group of people who have no connection to our family to come and hurt me?
My daughter was thrown into the sea by your most beloved son and daughter-in-law. If she hadnât been
lucky, her b*dy would have drowned in the sea forever. She wouldnât even have a grave, and we
wouldnât even know where she was. How can you treat me like this?â
Scarlett sensed the bitterness and pain in his words and immediately reached out to hold his hand,
standing silently by his side with tears in her eyes.
Molly didnât say anything. She listened to Lawrenceâs accusations and couldnât argue back.
Abigail looked at Lawrence, and for the first time, she was truly moved by his words.
âTake a good look at her. She is your own granddaughter. Your first granddaughter. She was thrown
into the sea by your own child and has lived for twenty years without parents. How can you bear to let
so many people bully her?â Lawrenceâs voice choked as he spoke. âI hate myself for not protecting her
properly back then. I hate that I wasnât there to guide her when she got married. She has suffered so
much in her marriage without anyone to support her. Even the elder who protected her was so afraid
that no one would help her when they were gone that they taught her to endure hardship in silence. I
often think that if I were by her side, nob*dy would dare to bully her like this!â
Lawrenceâs voice was hoarse.
Tears welled up in Abigailâs eyes as she whispered, âDadâ¦
âAbby, they hurt me so!â Lawrence tightly held Abigailâs hand. âI have dedicated more than twenty years
to this family, but what did they do in return? One threw my child into the sea, and the other protects a
murderer!â
Mollyâs face turned ugly.
One of Lawrenceâs uncles couldnât help but speak. âWhat do you mean by throwing a child into the
sea?â
Sean listened to Lawrenceâs words and felt uneasy.
Abigailâs past experiences were indelible. Even if he made amends now, the damage had been doneâ¦
It would always be there.
He knew very well that Lawrence was not blaming himself but blaming him.
As a father, Lawrence believed he had failed⦠and as Abigailâs ex-husband, Sean also felt like a
failure.
He glanced at Lawrenceâs uncle and said in a low voice, âWhen Abigail was a child, Vincent and
Martha planned to make Lily replace her in order to form a marriage alliance with the Davidson Family.â
As prominent families in Capitalis, both the Davidson Family and the Pearson Family would benefit
from this alliance. This was a widely recognized fact.
âHe didnât do such a thing!â Molly still argued.
âAre you sure? He was already involved in fraud over twenty years ago! Molly, arenât you afraid of
going to hell when you die? Do you know how many broken families, how many lives, and how much
blood and tears are behind the over 13 billion he defrauded?â Seanâs gaze turned cold.
âNow that Mr. Pearson has brought up these things, let today be a day of reckoning. I. Sean, once
wronged Abigail, causing her three years of an unhappy marriage with me. Even if the Pearsons regret
the marriage and nullify the engagement I had with Abigail, I have no complaints.â Sean looked at
everyone, his words resolute.
Everyoneâs gaze toward Molly changed.
Thinking that Vincent was involved in fraud, they all distanced themselves from him.
âAre you telling the truth?â Another uncle spoke up, his eyes filled with fear as he looked at Vincent.
âDo you think I would lie about something like this? If you really care, you can investigate what
happened to me in the Golden Triangle. I personally witnessed him in the underground entertainment
city, where numerous young men and women were lured in and brutally killed by beasts for profit. They
used the lives of others as chips to make money. What if your own children were among those kids?
They died in a foreign land, without even a grave.â Sean said calmly.