Chapter 133.

Until she was forgiven, or so she thinks.

Laurel stepped outside the hall and when she saw no signs of Lucas or his mother, she began to look for them. Even if she found them, what will she tell his mother she is? Curiosity took the best part of her as she began to search for them frantically. She found them few meters away under a tree.

Not allowing her footsteps make noise, she got closer and closer until she could hear Isabella's bitter voice. If Lucas wasn't going to tell her about his past or the problems he was facing at home like she did, then she would hear to from the horse's mouth. She leaned beside a car, pretending to click her phone.

"You know I did my best as a mother Lucas. When I saw you come home with the excitement drained from your eyes, I knew that my husband has done the most unspeakable thing. He thought my son to kill!" Isabella surprisingly whispered the last part.

Laurel scowled.