Go After My Ex-wife
Chapter 1243 Indifference

"How long has it been?" After Jacky finished his lessons, he asked the person beside him. The person then responded to Jacky, "Twenty days."

"It's been twenty days and no one from the Cole Family paid up?" Jacky walked a few paces and he then sat down. There was no one around him, as it was very quiet.

Deanna was walking behind her older brother, Zorion. She was walking towards him when she heard Jacky speaking to his subordinates. "Release Flynt and send him to the entrance of the Cole family residence."

"What about us?"

"Go ahead." Jacky didn't expect the Cole family to be so patient. No one asked for Flynt for the past twenty days.

This was no longer fun. What was the point of it?

After the group left, she noticed that they had all quickly ran away. She leaned her head to one side and smiled when she saw Jacky.

He raised his head to bask in the sun under the tree. It was very cold that day. It was actually the holiday season, but there were some special classes going on in their school.

There were quite a few people shuttling in and out of the university.

Deanna was bored at home. Recently, she had taken a liking to being with Jacky and always looked for ways to sneak out. If her brother wasn't watching her closely, then she would have headed out to play. Seeing his men run away, Deanna immediately thought of Flynt. He hadn't eaten or had anything to drink for twenty days. She didn't know if he had already starved to death. She heard that Flynt hadn't eaten anything because he had gone on a hunger strike.

Deanna felt that Flynt was a fool. He was going to go on a hunger strike even after meeting up with his family member. Wasn't this just suicide?

"I don't care about you anymore. Why did you choose to commit suicide and go on a hunger strike?"

It was simply a stupid move!

Seeing that everyone had run away, Deanna also wanted to go and take a look. She said, "Zorion, my stomach hurts. I need to go to the bathroom."

"I'll go with you." Rossie was beside Zorion. Every time she had gone to do bad things, he would bring Rossie along. Rossie was like a shield for Deanna. The places that she wanted to go to were all very dangerous. Whenever she got Rossie into trouble, she would say that it was her idea.

Her brother knew about this, but it wasn't easy to expose her, so he pretended not to know. This way, Rossie would take the blame. But Rossie was fine with it every time, so she became even more mischievous. Following that, she would say that her stomach had been hurting for a long time, so she would accompany her. It was very convenient for both of them to do bad things.

Only Deanna could think of such a plan. Rossie wasn't a very fussy person. She would do whatever Deanna asked her to do.

It was around that time when Deanna said she had a stomachache that Rossie said she would follow her.

"Then, I'll go with you." Zorion wasn't just worried that something bad would happen to her, but he was also worried that Rossie would leave.

Neither of them felt comfortable with this.

His parents were returning the next day, but Rossie still didn't know about this. He still had yet to talk about it, and right then was the right time to talk about it.

Deanna looked extremely unhappy. "Are you trying to keep an eye on me?"

She was about to point at Zorion. He glared at her angrily. "You still dare to say that?"

Deanna lacked the confidence to do so. So, she bowed her head, turned around, and wandered towards the bathroom. Rossie heard her muttering something on the way there, which made her stare at Deanna.

Zorion's face darkened.

Deanna went to the bathroom and came out soon after. Zorion asked Rossie to go in and keep watch. She leaned against the door and played games on her phone.

"Shh!" Before Rossie could say anything, she dragged Rossie in to play with her.

Zorion went in shortly and pulled Rossie out. He locked her in the bathroom and was going to teach her a lesson. He waited for ten minutes but she didn't try to come out. He wanted to go in and take a look... "She ran away!"

When he called her, she wouldn't pick up her phone.

Jacky was standing outside. He saw Deanna open the windows and jumped down. She was bold enough and fortunately for her, she was on the first floor.

"Had Flynt starved to death?" The moment he saw her staring at him, Jacky hugged her. "How could it end so easily?"

"Oh..." Deanna sounded disappointed. A person who hadn't eaten or drunk anything to starve to death for the past twenty days would have had the urge to eat. The door swung open as Deanna went to take a look at Flynt. Flynt was so hungry that he was on the verge of death, but when he heard her voice, he woke up.

"Give it to me." Deanna took the bottle of water and opened it for Flynt to drink. Flynt looked at her and laughed. "Why did you save me?"

"There's no particular reason. You're Cynthia's brother, and I can't watch you die. Also, just so you know, if your home was a much better place, then she wouldn't have run out. My brother wasn't good to me. But I left. Do you know why?"

Jacky stood behind her as she spoke. He raised his hand and rubbed the back of his neck. It was cold. This was an ungrateful little kid that he just couldn't nurture.

But soon enough, just the slightest bit of love would lead her to her parents' home!

Jacky rubbed his neck and let out a sigh of relief.

Flynt looked at Jacky with a smile on his face.

Someone came up and kicked him. Deanne quickly stopped them. "Don't hit him. He's going to be beaten to death."

For fear of hurting their touching moment, those people withdrew.

Jacky stood to the side and didn't say anything.

Watching them leave, she sighed. "My brother isn't good to me, and neither were my parents. If my parents weren't good to me, then there were still the servants. If the servants weren't good to me, then there was still my sister-in-law."

"There would always be at least one or two kind people who would treat me well, wouldn't it?"

"But there were no such people in my family."

"I wondered, what was I doing then?"

"Who would know if you died right here?"

She shook her head and stood up. If a person was stupid, then no one could do anything about it. He just wanted to be stupid.

She followed Jacky and left. The two of them wanted to watch some people play basketball.

Flynt watched them leave and felt lonely in his heart. In the end, the Cole family had let him down. He had waited for twenty days, but he was treated so indifferently.

Old Master Brooklyn loved him dTristany, but where was he then?

Where was his mother?

It turned out that he was the only one who lived with such indifference after being alive for more than twenty years.

Someone then took him out and tossed him into a car and drove away from the school. They then gave him some medicine and food on the way to their desNorahtion.

When they arrived at the Cole family residence, someone pushed him out of the car.

The Cole family soon noticed him and caused a stir. Elina ran out from the door, holding back her tears. She hadn't dared to come out until she reached the door because she was afraid of being seen. She didn't dare to go up to see her son until she carried him in. However, her son was so hungry that he was like a sack of bones and looked terrible.

When Elina saw her son like this, she was mentally and physically drained. This was her only hope. She fainted.

Flynt warned her. "Don't tell Old Master Brooklyn that I'm back. I will go to see him when I'm better. Send me back and call the doctor here." After he had finished giving his orders, he closed his eyes.