Love Letters, Divorce Papers (Jared and Amber)

The following day, Jared sat at his desk with the divorce certificate on the table.

He looked at it for a moment and threw it in the trash can.

At that moment, Ben came forward and said respectfully, "Mr. Farrell, the chairman of the Trident Group has called you."

Makenna's father?

Jared gathered himself and picked up the landline, "Uncle Trenton."

A middle-aged man with a raspy voice was on the other end of the line, "Jared, has Makenna been quite obedient at your house these past few days? I haven't had time to visit her lately, so your aunt has been going over to relieve her boredom. I was afraid she would complain."

Jared's voice was steady, "Uncle, don't worry, Makenna is recovering well these days and my mother often spent time with her."

"Oh, that's good." Trenton asked tentatively, "I've heard something. They say Makenna's car accident six years ago was related to your ex-wife. Yesterday Makenna's mother went to see Makenna and asked some questions, but Makenna has been evasive. Jared, do you know what's going on?"

Jared was stunned and pursed his lips, not answering immediately.

"Jared, are you listening?"

while, Jared frowned, "That car accident ... did have

know, Makenna my beloved baby girl. The accident six years ago almost crushed your aunt and me. The first person Makenna saw when she woke up was you, which shows how deeply

his

person on the other end of the phone seemed satisfied, "Jared, I'm sure

up the phone, Jared pondered for a

while, he called Ben in, "There's something I need you to get

...

Co. side by

brilliant just now. You didn't see the old men's faces turn livid. Jeremy,

a lot of problems with me because of a money theft case six years ago, so naturally they won't easily accept me

hadn't asked Jeremy how he and Grandpa had met or

was a model now, but everyone had their

have

so she was going to use them to get a firm foothold in Goldstone Co. and get to the bottom of what happened six years

for the

There was no rush, and she was going