Go After My Ex-wife
Chapter 930 The Atkinson Siblings

Upon Jepherson's arrival, Rhys was ready to head out.

With a wide grin, Jepherson got out of the car.

"Mr. Atkinson."

"Jepherson, what brings you here?" To her surprise, Deanna asked as she clutched onto Rhys's arm. When she saw that Jepherson was walking towards them, she smiled politely.

"You didn't go to the office?" Rhys came back because he was caught up with something urgent. He wasn't expecting Jepherson.

"I have something to ask you, Mr. Atkinson. Do you have time?"

"Sure. I'm heading to the airport now. If you don't mind, let's go together," Rhys glanced at his son, Zorion, "You'll go with Deanna." "Sure, dad."

Zorion threw a glance at Jepherson and walked towards the car. Someone opened the door for Zorion, and he got into the car in a haste. "Jepherson, I'll be with my brother," Deanna informed and went to the car afterwards.

Rhys stepped towards the car after his children had gotten in. Stuart hurriedly opened the back door for Rhys, followed by Jepherson.

As they drove away, Jepherson asked, "Mr. Atkinson, have you been to Elkton University recently?"

"Why are you asking me this out of the blue? Is there anything wrong with the university?"

"No, I was just curious. There are some things that I need to find out. I'd like to ask around before taking action," Jepherson's attitude was modest. Moreover, Rhys had been nice to him. "I've never been there."

Taken by surprise, Jepherson's brows furrowed.

"Alright. Thank you, Mr. Atkinson."

Beaming, Rhys said, "Did you get into trouble? If you did, you can ask Zorion for help. I've been jealous of your father recently. I want to retire Tristany as well. When I'm gone, hopefully, you'll train Zorion more often. I hope that you two get along well and will be business partners."

"I understand, Mr. Atkinson, don't worry about it."

"Well, I'm relieved to hear that. Anyway, Zorion is still a child. He's different from you and he's a few years younger. There's a lot that he still needs to learn." "Yes, sir."

Upon arriving at the airport, Jepherson got out of the car and sent Rhys to the departure hall. After watching Rhys board the plane, he was ready to leave.

"Jepherson, you look like you're in a hurry. What's up?" Deanna followed Jepherson and asked with curiosity. He smiled and responded, "Nothing. I'm quite busy lately." "Are you heading to the office? I want to ask if Raeleigh wants to carpool with us to school," Deanna looked at Jepherson with puppy eyes.

Patting Deanna's head, he uttered, "I'm not sure where I'm headed to. You can meet her."

"I'll go with Zorion then. See you," Deanna walked back to his brother. The siblings exchanged glances. Then, Jepherson took a glimpse at Zorion before leaving.

Stuart followed him.

"Zorion, I think something is wrong with Jepherson. He doesn't look great," Deanna realized.

"It's probably about the company. Since Mr. Harvey isn't here, he has to be in charge of the company alone. Let's not bother him. Oh, right. Didn't you say you want to meet Raeleigh? Do you know where she lives?" Zorion stepped forward. As Deanna followed behind him, she assumed, "I thought you knew."

Pausing for a moment, Zorion turned to look at his sister, "I'll find out."

When Raeleigh went out of the house to buy some groceries, she caught sight of Deanna and Zorion as their car was parked on the opposite side.

Raeleigh stopped when she saw them alighting from the car. The driver immediately walked to the back, opened the trunk, and handed them a few boxes of supplements. Deanna carried them as she walked across the road.

"Raeleigh," Deanna was jumping in joy as soon as she saw Raeleigh. On the other hand, Zorion scanned the surroundings to ensure that it was safe for Deanna. Besides, he wanted to check out the neighbourhood.

The living environment was decent, but the traffic was not the best.

The more Zorion looked around, the more his frown deepened. In the end, he approached Raeleigh and asked before she could speak, "You live here?"

Caught off guard, she froze for a moment and then looked around. Was the prestigious Mr. Atkinson flabbergasted when he saw this place?

"Zorion, you shouldn't talk to Raeleigh like that. Weren't you the one who told me that wealth and poverty do not define someone? How could you talk like that?"

Deanna snapped as she couldn't bear to see Zorion's attitude towards Raeleigh.

Zorion's expression softened a little, "Right, sorry."

"Sorry, Raeleigh. My brother's heart ached to see you live in an environment like that. It's not that we're judging you. Don't misunderstand."

Struggling to hold the boxes, Deanna tried to clear the air.

"It's fine. I admit that the environment here is not the best," Raeleigh faked a smile as she lied. Raeleigh thought that it was an amazing neighborhood as the people here were nice and caring. They took care of her grandmother when she was at school.

The supermarket was within walking distance, which made it very convenient. There was also a park nearby. When her grandmother had nothing else to do, she could at least walk around the park. Compared to a big villa, the conditions were definitely worse here. It was noisier and crowded.

However, it didn't cost her a lot to live in a decent house.

Raeleigh had no other extravagant desires.

To Zorion, he was so used to living in an enormous mansion and so he couldn't accept anything other than that.

He would never get used to this.

Forcing a smile, Raeleigh asked, "What brings you here?"

"We came to see you and also, give you a ride to school. Our father went traveling all of a sudden, that's why Zorion and I didn't go to school. Now that he left, we're going back, and we are bringing you with

us."

"I'm taking a break for the next two days. I'm not going to school. I've already informed the teacher."

"Huh, why?" Deanna's eyes widened as Raeleigh told her the truth. "Scarlette's friend was injured because of me. Now, they're staying at my house. I can't go to school and leave them here." "Raeleigh, you're such a kind soul." Deanna walked towards the gate as she said, "Raeleigh, which one is your house? I brought a present for your grandmother. Where is she?"

Amused, Raeleigh turned to look at Deanna.

"You don't need to bring us gifts."

"I'm already here! My mom said that it would be impolite for young people to not bring gifts when visiting the elderly," Deanna explained. On seeing that Raeleigh was silent, Deanna followed her inside. Since the arrival of the Atkinson siblings, Raeleigh felt that her house has suddenly shrunk. She had to think about where they should stand, not to mention sit.