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The Abandoned Wife (Lucian) novel Chapter 700

Summary for Chapter 700: The Abandoned Wife (Lucian)

Summary of Chapter 700 – A turning point in The Abandoned Wife (Lucian) by Free novel

Chapter 700 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of The Abandoned Wife (Lucian), written by Free novel. With the hallmarks of Romance literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.

Chapter 700 Voluntarily Apologizing

Roxanne snapped out of it and typed out a reply: Thank you, but it’s what I should have done. We will be working together in the future, so you shouldn’t be so courteous every time.

Jack smiled guardedly and replied: Indeed, it won’t happen again. A rustling sound came from upstairs as soon as he sent the text.

He pocketed the phone, and his gaze shot up to see a middle-aged man guiding Hector down the stairs in slow, measured steps, both of them engrossed in a conversation.

The man’s presence made Jack frown, but he was a product of his upbringing, so he greeted politely, “Grandpa, Mr. Hightower.” That man was Stephen Hightower, Jessica’s father.

One could only imagine why he would want Grandpa to summon me back home. The only possibility is to plead in favor of Jessica after the mess she made.

Irritation surged in him when he remembered that night’s events. Hector and Stephen turned to look in his direction when he spoke. “You’re home so soon?” Hector glanced at him with a smile, clearly enjoying his conversation with Stephen.

A frown drew Jack’s brows together, and he nodded at Hector. “Why did you call me back?”

Hector glanced at Stephen. “I hope we didn’t interrupt you by summoning you back abruptly.” Stephen’s words of concern conveyed his apology. With Hector present, Jack decided not to escalate the situation and only replied flatly, “No.”

Stephen heaved a sigh of relief. “That’s good. I had your grandpa call you home after Jessica told me things between both of you are tense. I’d like to apologize on her behalf.”

“You should know the lady if both of you were together that night. Why don’t you make arrangements so that Jessica could apologize to that lady?” Stephen proposed.

Jack’s doubt amplified when he heard that.

As far as I know, Jessica is domineering and will never admit to her fault when she makes a mistake. Why will she voluntarily apologize, especially to Roxanne, whom she detests?

Hector’s voice rang out again when he was about to probe the reason. “You should do Mr. Hightower a favor since he asked. I’m guessing that the other lady is Dr. Jarvis. Although we had only met once, I know she isn’t someone who will harbor grudges.”

Jack frowned. “It’s not that simple, Grandpa.”

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