Rebirth In Divorce My New Mr. Perfect (by Summer Knowles) novel Chapter 579

None of the watching students dared intervene. They just stood there, most filming with their phones.

Professor Letito had been absent during the earlier incidents, but now he stood face to face with Amy.

The scene was deeply ironic. Just days ago, Amy had been the aggressive one, playing the victim while painting Henry as the villain.

Now the tables had turned, yet Henry looked at Amy with a mix of sympathy and guilt.

Something about that look struck Sarah as odd. This situation seemed more complicated than it appeared.

The woman's eyes were filled with despair and resignation, nothing like her previous aggressive behavior.

Gone was her hunger for money - she seemed to have accepted her fate.

Henry's mother continued, "Henry, she wronged you and the whole family. We won't let someone like her get away with this. Your father and I saw the interview - she took your house, our life savings were in there. We're getting everything back, plus compensation!"

The woman remained silent as still water, while her child wailed heartbreakingly.

“It’s fine! Mom, Dad, let her go!" Henry suddenly spread his arms protectively in front of Amy.

Others from the Letito family were there too. "Henry, we're doing this for your reputation! People will laugh at you. That house was yours - don't tell me you want to leave it to this lying b*tch and her bastard!"

Henry shook his head. "Mom, Dad! This is my business. I'm already divorced from Amy, and I gave up those things willingly."

"What nonsense are you talking? How can you say such heartbreaking things in front of your parents?" a relative scolded.

Suddenly Amy, who hadn't spoken a word until now, burst into laughter.

"Ha ha..." She glared at Henry furiously. "Stop with this fake sympathy! You're the one who wanted me to suffer! Get out of my way! Move! Get away from me!"

Henry's face showed pain. He didn't want to hear these hurtful words, but they still pierced his heart like needles.

"Amy, it was my fault. All my fault!" Henry mumbled, moving beside her and pointing toward the gate. "Go. Just leave."

Henry's mother pointed at Amy, cursing, "Look at this witch! She must have put some spell on my son. Even after everything, he's still defending her!"