Sir, Let’s Divorce ( Victoria Nelson )

Chapter 19 

Victoria still did not know what kind of situation she was in. 

Half of her body was lying on the seat of the car. She closed her eyes and just wanted to sleep. 

But there was always an annoying voice by her ear, pointing at her and making her do this again. 

She could not help but raise her hand and slap the face of the person who came, and then she heard the man’s angry voice again. 

“Oh..” 

She frowned and muttered to herself. Then, she turned back and ignored him. 

Matthew frowned and stepped on the accelerator to the end. He rushed back as fast as he could. 

Victoria was not good at drinking, even a small sip would make her drunk. He kept a close watch on her and forbade her from drinking outside, so she had never been drunk. 

Matthew didn’t know how she reacted when she was drunk, so he could only tie her up with his seatbelt and prevent her from moving. 

In the latter half of the journey, Victoria seemed to have sobered up a little. 

Matthew turned the steering wheel and looked at her slightly unfocused eyes. “Where are we going?” he asked. 

Hearing this, Victoria turned around and looked at him in a daze. “Home.” 

It sounded like he had asked a very silly question. 

Matthew pointed at the steering wheel in frustration and said patiently, “Should I send you back to school, or South Manor?” 

“School…” 

Victoria repeated herself and shook her head. “The school can’t. The dormitory has a curfew. Auntie can’t let me in” 

“Then South Manor?” 

Victoria was silent for a while, but she still shook her head. “I’m not going back. That is not my home…” 

When she said this, she shrank herself. 

Her little head leaned against the window and looked at the traffic outside. Her eyes were wet and she looked very pitiful. 

Matthew was even more irritated, but he still asked her patiently, “Where do you want to go?” 

“… Go home.” 

“You just said I don’t want to go home.” 

Victoria murmured, “Matthew said he would give me a home… He said he would marry me back and not let me suffer any more grievances. Where is the home he gave me?” 

With a hiss… 

Matthew slammed on the brakes, and the braking sound was extremely sharp. 

Under the night sky, his eyes were as thick as the vast sea, unfathomable.. 

He just looked at Victoria. The redness on her face had not faded yet. She leaned against the car window and spoke like she was drunk, but also like she was telling the truth. 

Matthew suddenly sneered and retracted his gaze. “You didn’t forget to pretend to be pitiful even when you were drunk.” 

He turned the steering wheel and stepped on the accelerator again. 

Victoria was much calmer now and quietly stayed in the passenger seat. 

Not long after, she closed her eyes and fell asleep. 

As if knowing that Matthew would take her to the place she wanted to go, Victoria almost slept the whole way. 

Black car drove into a rich neighborhood. 

The fountain outside was still working, spraying out colorful water. 

The stone pillars of the gate stood tall and looked very luxurious. There was a sign on it that said, “Chester.” 

Chester Community was one of the most famous rich districts in Belkan City. Since it was first built, it had been the center of attention. 

Not far away was A University, one of the top universities in the country, boasting convenient transportation and superior terrain. It was something that could not be bought with money, so people had to queue up early, some even trying to use connections for a suite in Chester Community 

And Matthew was the builder of this place. 

Chapter 19 

Three years ago, when he fell into a low and had nothing, he relied on himself to return to the peak. 

He had indeed promised Victoria that he would give her a home. 

Thus, he had left a villa in the best place in Chester Community as their love nest. 

But now, Victoria was no longer worthy.