Chapter 159

If she had stopped at that time, she wouldn't have done anything else! Irma closed her eyes. In fact, Wendy was really a kind woman. She might never find such a good daughter-in-law in her life. Irma sighed. People would find out how precious they had only when they lost them. Her eyelids twitched all of a sudden. She said to Brian, "Brian, if you try your best to beg for Wendy's forgiveness, I think she might still remember the past and won't be too heartless. If you can keep her here..." "Mom... It's impossible." Brian frowned tiredly. He leaned back on the sofa in the living room and covered his eyes with his arms. He knew very well that Wendy was really going to let go of him this time. In fact, it was good for him to let her go. She didn't owe him now, and he also planned to have nothing to do with her. But why would she feel a faint pain in her heart when she thought of this, as if a kind of emotion called reluctance was wantonly surging. Brian thought that it was just a