Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss novel Chapter 823

Vincent irritably tossed his teacup onto the coffee table, where it landed with a dull thud.

Mrs. Walker flinched. "Yolanda just told me that during Mr. Thompson Sr.'s birthday dinner today, the old man didn't say a single word to them. It's clear the Thompsons have no respect for that illegitimate son."

"Mr. Thompson Sr. has an outstanding grandson like Bennett; of course he'd look down on a good-for-nothing like Eden. It's a shame we didn't manage to kill Bennett last time."

Vincent sighed, his face showing clear signs of impatience.

He stood up, grabbed his coat, and prepared to leave.

"Where are you going so late?" Mrs. Walker asked, confused.

"I'm going back to the office to handle a few things," Vincent said dismissively before hurrying out the door.

Mrs. Walker had been with her husband for over thirty years. They had supported each other and had a certain level of mutual trust.

Vincent had kept mistresses before, but they were just flings. None of them had ever threatened Mrs. Walker's position, so she never bothered to concern herself with them.

But in recent months, Vincent had been going out at night more often and coming home later. Mrs. Walker didn't need to guess; some woman outside had clearly captured his attention.

However, as long as it didn't threaten her status or harm her and her daughter's interests, Mrs. Walker considered it beneath her to bother with his affairs.

"Mom, where's Dad?" Yolanda, who hadn't been asleep, came downstairs after she knew Eden had left.

"Your father went out," Mrs. Walker replied.

"Does he have something important to do this late?" Yolanda asked, also puzzled.

"Probably went to see another woman," Mrs. Walker snorted.

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