Chapter 258 The Last Time We Meet (1/2)

”That's right, Lawyer Martin. Now that we have nothing to repay you for your kindness, why don't we invite you to a meal to show our gratitude?”

Lawyer Martin knew what was going on between the mother and daughter. 'They are both annoying people. I don't want to get involved in them, ' He thought. He saw Ashley and Zelda suffer a lot. Besides, Francis and Ethan had also suffered because of them, and if he had an affair with them. He was playing with fire.

”No, I have an appointment with my wife. I'm busy.”

Hearing this, Sheila was immediately disappointed. She smiled bitterly, ”Lawyer Martin is married at such a young age.”

”Yes.” He didn't want to say more and turned around to open the door and left.

Sheila was still standing there motionlessly in distress. Gloria pushed her daughter and said, ”It doesn't matter if he gets married or not. You have to marry a good man. Go and get him.”

Sheila turned her head and was overjoyed, ”Yes, I'll go now.”

It had to be said that half of the tragedy of Sheila was caused by Gloria, there was no mother had been encouraging her daughter to be the third woman.

Ashley got out of the car and helped Samuel sit in the wheelchair. Then she pushed him towards the detention center.

They happened to see Lawyer Martin coming out when they just walked a few steps in. Ashley exchanged a glance with him and then looked away.

Lawyer Martin hurried outside, almost running away, as if he was chased by a ghost.

With this in mind, Ashley continued to push Samuel into the room. After a few steps, a person rushed out. It was Sheila.

Sheila was meant to go after Lawyer Martin. But as soon as she walked out of the door, she ran into two people, Ashley and Samuel, who were the last people she wanted to see in the world. Sheila's eyes widened in shock. In particular, Sheila was not confident and flinched like a rat, laughing unnaturally when she faced Samuel.

”Dad, what brings you here?”

Samuel glanced at Sheila coldly. He didn't even bother to argue with her. How he wished that he had never had such an unfilial daughter! If he had good physical strength now, he would have killed Sheila already, and would not let her stay here disgusting.

Seeing Samuel's long face, Sheila became more and more uncomfortable. Looking at Lawyer Martin, who was almost out of sight, she was more anxious.