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Mission To Remarry Novel Chapter 338 – You Cannot Let Her Down Sonya’s heart sank when she looked at Lucian’s expression. She knew her son too well. The more calm and collected he looks, the more determined he is. It was also not the first time Lucian had warned her not to intervene in his

Mission To Remarry Novel Chapter 337 – Matters Between Us Naturally, Sonya, too, heard their exchange. Nevertheless, she, having long decided to have her son marry Aubree, had warned Roxanne off and wasn’t worried that the latter would disobey. As a result, she couldn’t care less about their interaction and continued to sip her coffee

Mission To Remarry Novel Chapter 336 – Decisive Decision In the face of Sonya’s high and mighty stance, Roxanne accepted that there was no way to reverse the former’s bias against her. Besides, it wouldn’t be necessary, as they would no longer be related in any way. Holding that thought, Roxanne gradually calmed down and

Mission To Remarry Novel Chapter 335 – Unable To Defend Herself Since it was already late when she stepped out of the hospital, Sonya headed back to the Farwell residence in spite of her anger. I must demand an explanation from Roxanne over what happened and also give her a stern warning. As for what

Mission To Remarry Novel Chapter 334 – Seeking Justice For You Aubree, not daring to look Sonya in the eye, nodded while biting her lip. Sonya sprang to her feet. “Come, let’s get your hand examined.” Just when she was about to open the door and call for Lucian, Aubree grabbed her hand to stop

Mission To Remarry Novel Chapter 333 – I Was Careless “Aubree, tell me,” Sonya instructed, knowing that it would be impossible to get it out of her son. As panic flashed across her face, Aubree glanced at Lucian before frowning in resignation. She, after a brief hesitation, hung her head and explained, “Just now, we

Mission To Remarry Novel Chapter 332 – Trouble Brews For Roxanne Upon emerging from the stairwell, Aubree, with a drastic change in her expression, hurriedly walked into the washroom. Gritting her teeth, she gently knocked her plaster-casted arm against the wall. The impact was instantly followed by her face writhing in agonizing pain. When she