Please Give Me Another Chance Mrs Hamilton

The five–year–old Sean said those words with a serious expression, then turned and walked away without even looking at Brad. It was as if the affectionate and needy person earlier was someone else entirely 

He walked away decisively. Brad stood in place and watched the small figure disappear. His eyes were clouded with uncertainty. 

Love? What was love? What would a little brat like Sean understand about love? 

But… Sean’s clear gaze and innocent words still disturbed his heart. Brad, who could earn millions in business dealings every minute, was now confused for the first time. 

He didn’t love Nadine, did he? Wasn’t he married to her for so many years? Nonsense! What good was love? Could it be eaten? Could it be spent like money? 

Feeling annoyed, he lit a cigarette. He looked up in the direction of the master bedroom on the second floor. The lights were already turned on, and two figures were reflected on the window. 

From where he was, he could still see the color of Nadine’s clothes. Brad stood in the cold rain for a long 

time. It was as if he hadn’t noticed it. 

Nadine was packing her things. She knew very well in her heart that since she had decided to get a 

divorce, she had to cut all ties with Brad and move on, 

One couldn’t be friends with someone one truly loved after breaking up. If one could still be friends after breaking up, it would only show that it wasn’t true love. 

Fortunately, she didn’t have many things. When she married Brad, she only brought a small luggage bag. 

Now that she was leaving, it was still that bag accompanying her. 

At least there was one more treasure now than there was when she arrived. It was Sean! Sean’s eyes were filled with sadness when he saw Nadine packing her things. 

He didn’t want Nadine and Brad to get divorced because he would become a child without a father and 

be laughed at by his classmates. 

However, he didn’t want to see Nadine sad either. Forget it. They could just divorce. As long as Nadine was happy, that was all that mattered. He would treat those classmates‘ mocking as nonsense. 

Seeing that Nadine had already packed up, he asked in a low voice, “Mommy, will we come back here in 

the future?” 

Nadine came to Sean’s side, held his shoulder, and said softly, “We probably won’t come back. Are your feeling particularly reluctant to leave?” Content bel0ngs to Nôvel(D)r/a/ma.Org.

When Sean desperately ran toward Brad, she asked herself a question–Was this really good for Sean? 

Brad and the Hamilton family gave Sean the best in terms of material wealth, while she could only afford a piece of clothing for Sean at most with her monthly salary. 

Was such a huge disparity in wealth really not important for a child’s growth? 

Drive 

From the moment Sean was bom, the Hamiltons had been very good to him, especially Daniel and Adam They treasured Sean. Although Brad didn’t like Sean, he fulfilled all of Sears material demands