He Chose Her, But I Inherited His Empire Chapter 19

He Chose Her, But I Inherited His Empire Chapter 19

I sat at my desk, quietly packing my things without single glance at Blair.

I knew why they were acting this

way.

They had treated me horribly, and now they were afraid I would come after them. They were in a hurry to prove where their loyalties lay by humiliating Blair.

But I didn’t need that anymore.

My mother said the school taught students to obey power but not how to tell right from wrong.

She had already arranged for my transfer.

I handed my old student ID to the principal, emptied my locker, and walked out of the classroom with my backpack on.

My mother was waiting for me at the school gate.

My parents’ separation dragged on.

My father refused to sign the declaration witnessed by the family.

He sent cars to follow us, had them wait outside our new home all night, and even tried to offer my mother vineyards and properties in exchange for her return.

He even started hurting himself, trying to make her

soften.

The Ricci capos gradually lost trust in a family head who was using all his power to win back his wife.

He lost support in some of his territories, but he still refused to stop.

He probably never imagined that after my mother gave up everything to return to Los Angeles, the first thing she would do was leave him.

I thought about it for a long time before finally saying to my mother, “Those ten years were between Dad and me.

“You and he really loved each other. You don’t have to separate because of me.

“In a few years, I’ll be off to college. I can never go back to the Ricci family anyway.”

I could tell she still loved him.

When she first came back, she had said she missed me and had never stopped loving my father.

I didn’t want the person who loved me most in the world to keep suffering because of me.

My mother looked at me for a long time, and then she

started to cry.