I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 403 What if He Has Fallen for Her

Luna could tell from Josh’s behavior that he never considered Kelly might be interested in Sean and

couldn’t help but probe, “Is she the one your family chose to marry Eric? If she is, isn’t she worried the

Davidson Family would be displeased about her being so close to Sean?”

After Josh sipped his tea, he replied, “Eric has feelings for Miss Quinn. There’s another reason for

proposing an alliance through marriage, but he won’t marry Kelly. So, there’s nothing to worry

about.”

Luna propped her chin on her palm as she asked, “If you put it that way, does that mean she can fall in

love with whoever she wants? What if she falls for Sean? Will the Pearsons agree to a marriage

alliance with the Grahams?”

Her words made Josh suddenly sit upright. “That’s impossible. Don’t you understand Sean’s

personality?”

“Consider yourself sensible.” Luna smiled but still felt displeased. Everyone seemed to think Sean

would not fall for Kelly. Even though she also believed that, she couldn’t help but worry. What if things

didn’t go as planned?

“Does Abigail still have feelings for Sean?” Josh asked tentatively.

“Nonsense! Abigail would never go back to him. Sean can like any woman he wants, but not Kelly.

She’s very distasteful!” Luna screamed.

Josh unconsciously frowned. “Kelly isn’t as bad as you think. If you get to know her better, you’ll see

she’s just a bit clumsy in her speech but means no harm. She came to Pendorf, hoping to clear up the

misunderstanding with Abigail. She’s a kind-hearted person.”

“Gosh. Did I offend you by speaking bad about your sister?” Luna rolled her eyes.

“She is my sister, so I wouldn’t want anyone to misunderstand her.” Josh was keen on defending Kelly,

Luna scoffed, “Not only are you blind, but you’re foolish as well. I’m leaving.”

She didn’t want to speak to Josh, who unconditionally trusted his younger sister. Moreover, she

wouldn’t have significantly cut back on her criticism of Kelly if he wasn’t a decent person.

“I didn’t drink, so I’ll send you back.” Josh got up after her.

Luna held her back and turned around, pointing at him. “Don’t think we’re friends because you gave me

a suggestion. The fact that you defended Kelly in front of me makes me strongly dislike you. Got it?”

Josh pursed his lips tightly and remained quiet.

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Then, Luna turned around and left without looking back.

The fabric arrived at L.Moon’s warehouse the following afternoon, but Abigail didn’t head to the

warehouse but stayed in her office, in a complete daze.

The two of them had fought because of this shipment of fabrics, so Abigail didn’t feel the slightest bit

happy upon seeing the goods arriving at L.Moon. Instead, she felt exhausted.

Sean’s arbitrary interference had made her extremely pissed. Besides, there was also Kelly, who would

appear at any moment to disgust her, just like Joan from before.

October soon rolled to her door, and Abigail sent the evening dresses she had designed to the

celebrities who had previously emailed her.

Meanwhile, the fabrics and wooden logo tags produced by L.Moon’s processing factory had left the

clients satisfied.

“The first wave of this crisis seems to have passed, and our goods are gradually increasing. However,

we can’t let our guard down as our shipment date is approaching.” Abigail held a meeting with the

shipping department bright and early in the morning.

“I think we can split into two groups and find a group of hired drivers who would help us send our goods

to the port while our trucks remain empty. If they try the same tactic as last time, we’ll definitely catch

them red-handed!” The head of the shipping department suggested this while holding a thermos.

Abigail thought his idea seemed plausible but slightly flawed. “We will split into two groups. One will

move in the morning and the other at night. The morning fleet will create a diversion to ensure the night

fleet’s safety,” Abigail remarked.

The head of the department nodded. “You’re right, Ms. Quinn.”

“We have to protect our goods!” Abigail stressed yet again.

Once everyone gave their response, Abigail’s phone started ringing.

When she saw that it was from Ronaldo, she immediately answered it and walked outside. “What’s up?

Why did you call me this early in the morning

Tve got some leads. I showed Kelly’s picture to all the orphanages where she stayed and finally found

the one she was at Following that lead, I traced the family that adopted her, Ronaldo’s volle was

particularly excited

“Do you have more encouraging news?” Abigail also felt slightly nervous.

Of course Theard that the Pearsons daughter disappeared while on a trip to Quinn Village

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However, the orphanage director said Kelly was abandoned at the orphanage’s doorstep as an infant.

By the time the Pearsons’ daughter went missing, she was already several years old and old enough to

understand things,” Ronaldo relayed.

Abigail narrowed her eyes. “Ask the orphanage if they have pictures to prove their statement.”

“Okay.” Ronaldo hung up after speaking.

Finally, there was some progress in her search.

Later, Ronaldo sent over the address for Kelly’s adoptive family. When Abigail saw the address, she fell

into a deep thought.

Westcape Village, Section 5. That village just happened to be situated in the city of Sicuaro.

Coincidentally, she and Luna were heading to Sicuaro tomorrow for a fashion show so she could visit

that village.

Once Abigail arrived at her office, she received a picture from Ronaldo. Inside were a bunch of

children, and she truly couldn’t make out which orphan was Kelly.

“This is fine. Stop investigating. We don’t want to startle the enemy. I’ll check out Westcape Village,

Abigail replied to Ronaldo’s text.