Let Me Go Ex (Emma annd Braydon)

How could Braydon not like Emma?

He loved her to death.

The Corsie family members did not want to waste any more words with such people, so they simply set the entire villa on fire.noveldrama

The dirty villa should not have existed.

Watching the raging fire all around him, Braydon finally came to his senses.

His first reaction was not to escape, but to rush into the fire to rescue the shattered wedding photos.

That was evidence of his love for Emma, absolutely cannot be destroyed!

The servant

who was trying to escape saw this scene and shouted in fear, instinctively trying to stop him.

The next moment, a deafening explosion suddenly rang out.

"Bang!"

"Sir!"

The fire set by the Corsie family spread from the Lederer

family to the entire New York.

The huge lie that

Braydon had spent a great deal of effort spreading in the past has finally been uncovered, and the truth buried in the darkness has resurfaced.

At that moment, everyone realized that Caitlin and the kidnapper were actually a couple, and the baby in her belly belonged to the kidnapper. And the baby in Emma's belly was Braydon's biological child.

People then realized that they had been played by Braydon, and they had also accused the wrong person of insulting them.

However, compared to the outrage when Braydon initially claimed that Emma's baby was illegitimate, everyone has now become silent and reserved. Online news, discussions, and comments about Braydon and Caitlin's sweet relationship were all deleted, and advertisements related to the two of them were also taken down from various locations in the city.

Those who had originally insulted Emma one by one retracted their dirty words and began to leave apologies under the Corsie Group account. However, the Corsie Group

chose to close the comments section, and the group of people who had been the most vicious in criticizing Emma were all sent to prison by them.

In addition, those who had bullied Emma in the past were also warned and dealt

with accordingly.

Those playboys all turned pale, watching as the

stocks of their own companies plummeted one after another.

When they found out that the Lederer family's villa had been burned and Braydon had been beaten, they knew they would also be in trouble.

However, they did not expect that their actions towards Emma were not as extreme

as Braydon's, but they still received such a heavy punishment.

Overnight, New York changed completely.

Once the Lederer family

was the only one admired by the aristocracy, but many of them began to distance themselves from the Lederer family. Some shareholders of the Lederer Group also chose to

withdraw their stocks when they saw the situation was not favorable.

The Lederer family, with a hundred years of history, was pushed to the edge of a cliff by the crowd.

Braydon was so worried that he spent the whole day sleeping in the office, still not fully recovered from his illness.

I called each

shareholder who had previously been associated with the Lederer family, begging them to come back.

But they were all rejected by them.

Braydon was willing to let his wife of five years bear the blame for an old flame, so those people will eventually be betrayed by him.

On that day, Braydon was finally shot in the forehead by the bullet that was fired earlier.

He used to naively believe that he could retract all the lies he had told,

but now these lies have flowed into the sea like a river.

The giant waves formed by them were dragging him into the abyss.

The Corsie family did not

tell Emma about Braydon's plight, they didn't even mention him in front of her.

Just on the day he returned to Seattle, he casually mentioned to her that everything had been resolved and he wouldn't come looking for her again in the future.

Emma didn't mind either, she had her own things to do now.

The Corsie family, like the Lederer family, was also a large family, with

relationships between family members being even more complex.

Although Emma never mentioned her divorce to anyone, the Corsie family's Aunt, who had always looked down on Emma's family, took every opportunity to mock her.

At one moment they said Emma

was unwanted because she was second-band, and at another moment they said a divorced

woman like her staying at home

would affect the marriage prospects

of other brothers and sisters.

Emma's mother, Lena Corsie, was so angry that she immediately slapped Aunt's face and scolded her for not speaking if she had nothing to say.

Her father, Tristin Corsie, was present at the scene. He didn't say anything, just looked deeply at Emma.

But Emma still understood Tristin's meaning.

Tristin herself was stubborn in her thinking, believing that

all children must be married for a family to prosper. Now that she is divorced, Tristin is probably not happy.

Sure enough, not even two

days later, the Corsie family received a phone call from the old housekeeper, who was urging Emma to go on a blind date.

Tristin was so angry that he slammed the phone down on the spot, saying, "I don't even want to think about it!"

After saying that, Tristin turned to comfort his little daughter, "We are not poor, you can stay

at home for as long as you want."

"Don't listen to the person in the old house."

Speaking of which, Tristin had been tolerating the people on the other side of the old house for many years. If it weren't for the deep

interests between them, theyil

have come out and set up their own household long ago.

Although they still have a connection to the old house, they don't usually go there much except for during holidays.

I never took Tristin's words to heart.

"Yes, Emma, don't worry about what others say, just live your own life."

Emma looked at her loving parents and felt warm in her heart. While she was hiding her past to prevent her parents from worrying, her parents were silently supporting her from behind the scenes.

After resting at home for a month, Emma picked

up her abandoned career and started painting in the studio again.

Emma was free-

spirited and intelligent, especially gifted in art. Before she turned fifteen, one of her paintings was able to be auctioned for over a billion dollars.

But later, she had to put down her paintbrush in order to be a good Mrs. Lederer.

Now Emma has thrown herself back into the creation of her work, perhaps because she was too immersed in her art to notice how messy the studio had become. The studio was located on the third floor of the Corsie's manor,

overlooking the backyard.

Whenever Emma felt exhausted, she would walk to the balcony and sit on the rocking chair, snacking on treats while admiring the flowers in the garden.

It was so peaceful on her side, while downstairs in the hall it was so lively.

After spending some time with Emma, the Corsie family members all went back to work, so the household affairs were all decided by the housekeeper.

Looking at the piles of gifts in front of him, the butler frowned and said, “Is it from him again?"

The servant hesitated and said, “Last time you said not to let any gifts in, so we

haven't accepted any since then."

"Who knew he would again send the

gift in someone else's name, because that person had some business dealings with us, the

Corsie family, so it was not enet

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refuse. But rest assured, housekeeper, we did not bother the young lady with these matters."

The butler sighed and said, “Just throw them all

out and say hello to the people around, don't help him deliver them anymore in the future."

Around a corner of the tree-

lined avenue outside the Corsie's manor, there was a very understated luxury car parked.

In the dark carriage, the assistant, with a look of embarrassment, spoke

to the man in the back seat.

"Sir, the gift we borrowed someone to deliver has been lost again."

In the back seat, Braydon finally opened his eyes, his low voice devoid of any emotion: "Continue."

Assistant opened his mouth, but in the end, he didn't say anything.