The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge (Anna and Justin) novel Chapter 1536

Though Justin was Nigel’s biological grandson, Justin had only inherited Gregory’s cold indifference over the past twenty years. He thought he had been gradually improving, but now it seemed his deep affection toward Bella was not even one-thousandth of his grandfather’s love for his grandmother.

“From now on, it’ll never happen again,” Justin said in a trembling voice after a long silence.

Bella placed her slender fingers against his lips and smiled gently. “Mmm, it’ll never happen again.”

…

The young couple happily joined Nigel for dinner, and Matt had also sent someone to buy fireworks.

Nigel sat in his wheelchair, smiling as he watched his grandson and granddaughter-in-law ignite the fireworks nearby. The two of them then lit sparkles, drawing circles in the air. They looked as happy as two children celebrating the New Year.

“Look, Young Master Justin’s smile is so bright and joyful.”

Matt brought a wool blanket and carefully draped it over Nigel’s legs. “I still remember how Young Master Justin was only up to your waist when he first came to you. He was wearing ill-fitting clothes and was so skinny, tan, and small. He looked so pitiful back then.”

Nigel nodded emotionally, “Yeah, he’s grown into a capable man who can stand on his own in the blink of an eye.”

Matt sighed, “Before Young Master Justin met Ms. Thompson, he had never smiled like this. He carried heavy responsibilities and harbored painful hatred in his heart. He was never this happy, but fortunately, Ms. Thompson appeared and healed him, and everything is in the past now.”

“Anna is not only a gift from heaven to me but also to my grandson.” Nigel’s eyes were warm, touched by the happiness before him.

Indeed, they were a perfect match, a beautiful couple…

They were just like Nigel and his long-deceased, beloved wife.

“The road stretches endlessly, while morning conversations never cease. Hearts are like silk threads, entwined and inseparable…”

Suddenly, the phone in Nigel’s coat pocket vibrated, pulling him back from his drifting thoughts.