Chapter 191: Left All Alone
Gracia smirked at Sophia’s reaction, finding it extremely satisfying. Even Evelyn couldn’t help but take another sip of her wine, admiring her mother’s boldness that she thought was lost in the asylum. Who knew it would burst out just by seeing their faces?
"Good!" Gracia nodded with a smile. Turning to William, she added, "Get done with the procedures quickly. Once you are divorced, I will think about returning to Wright Mansion."
William frowned at her response. She would think about it? What had gotten into her?
Gracia didn’t bother to entertain him anymore and turned around to leave. Quickly, Rita stepped up and helped her down the stage. The bodyguards surrounded her and escorted her toward the main door. Many reporters tried to swarm in, but the team kept them away from Gracia.
"Let’s leave," Theodore suggested, as there was no reason to stay behind. If they did, everyone would swarm like flies. Zevian nodded and his team quickly came over, escorting the Reign family out too.
William looked at them, his face carrying a mix of emotions. Did they find her? Did Evelyn find her mother? It somewhere also shamed him that she was the one to do it and not him. How foolish he had been all these years believing she was actually dead?
"I... I think she had filled Gracie’s mind, honey." Sophia murmured, breaking into uncontrollable tears. "She’s turning her against us!" she blatantly accused Evelyn, making Elias scoff out loud.
William gritted his teeth, believing it blindly! Of course, Evelyn must have turned them into villains and acted pitifully, making Gracie hate him! Yes, that must be the case! He thought, his foolishness framing Evelyn again.
He stormed out of the hall too, quickly followed by Sophia and Elias. But he was too late as the Reigns’ cars drove away.
Lucius looked at them and drove almost close to them, scaring the life out of Sophia who shrieked and fell back. People waiting outside couldn’t help but laugh at how funnily she fell down on the floor.
Sophia gritted her teeth and looked at William, whose eyes were on the cars. He wasn’t even caring about her, which grated on her nerves more. Elias, with a sigh, squatted down to help her.