Go After My Ex-wife
Chapter 1464 Does She Have a Reason?

Brooklyn said, "It pains my heart to see Flynt like this. But now that things had come to this, have him look after our businesses in the countryside. He can recuperate there in the meantime. Tell him to come back when he recovers; I have other arrangements for him."

Elina was stunned for a moment before she thanked him, "Thank you for thinking of Flynt, Old Master. Our businesses in the countryside are never passed to outsiders; I'm sure Flynt will manage them well and not disappoint you further."

"Good that you know. You may leave."

Brooklyn waved his hand, and Elina left. With a murderous look hidden in her eyes as she walked.

That old man, was he getting rid of Flynt now that he was useless to him?

Elina was eager for the old man's death.

However, Elina did not hate Colston. The world was competitive; one would rise when the other had fallen. But she hadn't expected this to be the outcome when she had not only lost her own family, but misfortune even fell upon her two daughters.

Therefore, the person who she hated most was Brooklyn.

After Elina left, Brooklyn looked at the door and said softly, "Why must both exist? If the two brothers from the Harvey family didn't exist, this wouldn't have happened to Flynt. Alas, the child can be too strong- willed sometimes; he doesn't know when to back down. It's good that he's competitive, but it wouldn't do him good if he doesn't know when to give up."

"Unlike Colston."

Brooklyn took family status seriously. If he hadn't been against Flavian's marriage, his son wouldn't hold a grudge against him and even cut ties with him. Ronard agreed, "You're right, Old Master Brooklyn, but is it really good for Mr. Flynt to go to the countryside in his current state?"

"He is the successor I raised after all. There's no way I can seal his fate, can I? Colston is not like Flynt; Flynt is more obedient, but Coulston is even more difficult to deal with, and this Louisa is a headache." Ultimately, Brooklyn didn't like Louisa; he would die with a grievance if Louisa stayed. They were no family who would take in just about anyone, let alone an orphan.

Moreover, Colston was a nobody in the family, a concubine's child. What a joke it was to let him actually lead the family.

Brooklyn was quite careful and had long made plans.

"Ronard, go and see what Thorin has been doing lately," Brooklyn whispered.

Receiving his orders, Ronard got busy.

He returned to Brooklyn with the news, "He's talking business with someone."

"He's still doing the flower business?" Brooklyn asked, and Ronard replied with a yes. Brooklyn recalled what happened a few years ago to Thorin. He was a rather obedient child, but he fell in love with a girl in college, and the two lovebirds planned on getting married. However, Brooklyn broke them up and even used his connections to send the girl abroad. Unfortunately, the plane crashed, and she died.

After that, Thorin left home and began working for others. He even said he would never come back.

Later, he started a flower business and had yet to return.

Thorin was the child of the first wife of his second son and the fifth son of his generation.

His mother passed away at an Tristany age, and his father remarried, but regardless, he was still the first wife's son. Moreover, his mother was of a noble family outside of the Capital City. Although Brooklyn did not interact with his mother's family, Thorin kept in touch with them.

Brooklyn thought Thorin would be an excellent candidate to rule over the family, seeing that his business was doing well and he was brilliant. Given that he was willing to return to the family. Ronard suggested, "There's a family gathering this month. Should I ask Mr. Thorin to return?"

Brooklyn nodded. "Go ahead."

Ronard nodded and left.

"I'm going to the countryside?" Never had Flynt expected this to happen to him when he had broken his back for the family. Brooklyn established the family business in the countryside years ago. Although it was doing alright, it was where their ancestral grave was too. Brooklyn had undoubtedly asked him to look after the grave; it was not a job he would take lying down.

Elina sat opposite him, drinking tea.

She looked at the servants to her sides and waved her hand, dismissing them. After they left, she said, "You have to break your back to achieve greatness. Remember, what you have today is exchanged with all you ever had, including your dignity, power, and body."

"Is it worth it to sacrifice so much for a woman?"

"Look at her now. Do you see even the slightest bit of distress from her?"

Elina only hated two people in the world; one was Brooklyn, and the other was Raeleigh.

If it weren't for her, this wouldn't have happened to her son.

Flynt's heart sank when he recalled how Raeleigh had probed into his matter to save Santiago.

"I'll keep your words in mind, Mother." Elina's words had been deeply engraved in his heart.

"Head to the countryside tomorrow then. Do your best. Prepare for two things. One is to come back, and the other is to rise from the ashes. If you want to come back, you must be capable and have subordinates. By then, you can have any woman you want."

Elina believed her son would be able to bounce back this time.

Flynt said after a long time, "What about you?"

"Don't worry. I'll keep an eye on things here for you. Colston won't be having the last laugh. Although he has some ability, he's a nobody in the Cole family. Knowing Old Master Brooklyn, he will never allow Colston to take charge of the family, so you still have a chance. But judging the situation, it's likely he'll ask Thorin to rule over the family next. I have to keep an eye on all this, so I can't leave."

"You'll have to be careful."

"I will."

Elina had already had plans, so she sent her son out in person.

After Flynt left for the countryside, she immediately sent someone to the Neurology Department to bring Yanora back and re-train her, preparing to pave the way for Flynt.

It was already a few days later when Raeleigh heard about it. She heard it when she was in the same space as Santiago as he talked to Jacky about it.

"Did you say Yanora is out?" Raeleigh put down the fruit and asked. Santiago took a bite of the apple. "Scared?"

Raeleigh pursed her lips. "Not really, just surprised that Yanora would come out at this time."

"Now that Flynt has fallen, he absolutely needs someone who can help him. Plus, they're siblings; why shouldn't she come out at this time?" Santiago commented as he ate. Raeleigh thought for a moment and said, "I was present when Yanora was locked up as a madman; Flynt's attitude toward her was complete disdain. With such a relationship, why would Yanora help?"

Raeleigh was only stating the facts.

Santiago leaned on one side and shook his legs. "Most stories among the wealthy stemmed from interests."

"It beats being locked up. What's more, she loathes you, so she'll be able to get even with you if she can come out. So tell me, does she have a reason?"