<b>Chapter </b><b>326 </b>
“ident?” Madam Hamilton snorted, “Caroline’s presence was involved in Charlotte’s brother and parents‘ idents. You’re <b>telling </b><b>me </b>this <b>is </b>an <b>ident</b>?”
<b>Jaxson </b>pursed his lips and didn’t say anything. He had doubted all of this before, but he just didn’t want to believe <i>that </i>Caroline
<b>had </b><b>a </b>malicious heart.
<b>He </b>knew Caroline for ten years and they were in love.
Six years ago, he couldn’t stand up to his family, win her back, he felt guilty towards her. Even though he knew Caroline had some tricks up her sleeve, and she had framed Charlotte before, but it was just harmless <b>stuff</b><b>, </b>not enough to kill.
Madam Hamilton sighed deeply <b>and </b>said, “If I had known that marrying you would make her so unhappy, I wouldn’t have <b>agreed </b>in the first ce. I even neglected her feelings until now.”
She had already agreed to divorce, but still wanted them to make do and carry on.
Jaxson frowned, “What do you mean you agreed? Didn’t you want her to marry me in the first ce? You drove Caroline away with her, without considering my feelings.”
Madam Hamilton was taken aback, then suddenly chuckled, “Caroline was forced out by me, that’s true, but it has nothing to
do with Charlotte.”
“When she married you, she didn’t know about your rtionship with Caroline.”
He was silent, leaning against the head of the bed, not knowing what he was thinking.
“Well, if you want a divorce, then go ahead. The Hamilton family has repaid what we owed her.”
Victoria was shocked and looked <i>at </i>Madam Hamilton, “Mom, Charlotte is pregnant with a child from our family, the Hamilton <b>family</b><b>, </b>even if we divorce, we still have to wait-”
The child had the right to decide whether to stay or leave<b>.</b><b>” </b>
<b>Madam </b>Hamilton <b>left </b>with a determined attitude, leaning <b>on </b>a cane<b>. </b>
<b>Bernard </b><b>saw </b><b>her </b>off.
Jaxson looked out the window, his expression dark and unreadable.
<b>At </b><b>8 </b><b>o’clock </b>in the evening<b>, </b>Charlotte <b>came </b>to the hospital. It was her mother–inw Victoria who <b>called </b><b>her </b><b>and </b>asked her to