Claiming Her Back

Chapter 83

The two Miss-Cheeks were in relationships with the two brothers of their Thomas family.

Back then, Luna saved Lucas and then fell into a coma.

Lucas wanted to marry Luna, yet Justin strongly opposed it. In the end, both of them compromised.

Trissy married Max while Luna was sent abroad for treatment, which was paid for by the Thomas

family.

Although Justin didn’t like Trissy, Trissy was better than Luna, who was in a coma. Thus, Justin took

Trissy in, though reluctantly.

Later, Jessica married into the Thomas family as a commoner, which was even worse than Trissy.

Justin naturally placed all his disgust on Jessica.

Justin hated Jessica, but that didn’t mean he liked Luna.

Justin’s eldest grandson had already married a useless wife, and Justin didn’t want Lucas to marry

another wife who didn’t belong to a proper family!

“That’s right. Jessica and Lucas are divorced. Why is she causing so much trouble?”

Olivia had forgotten about the lesson Jessica taught her. Now that she had a chance to tarnish Jessica,

she took it without thinking.

Hearing her words, Lucas glanced at Olivia coldly. “Did you apologize to Jessica? Has she forgiven you

yet?”

At the mention of that, Olivia immediately felt guilty and hid behind Rebecca. “Mom, look at Lucas!”

Rebecca pulled Olivia and said, “Stop chiming in. It’s none of your business.”

Olivia didn’t like it when Rebecca said that. “Why is it none of my business? My surname is Thomas,

too. Out there, wouldn’t I be laughed at by my classmates?”

In the past few months, the Thomas family had been laughed at several times because of Jessica.

“Grandpa, I want to talk to you in private.”

Justin didn’t want to make such a scene early in the morning. He glanced at Rebecca and Olivia. “Go This belongs to NôvelDrama.Org - ©.

eat breakfast.”

Then Justin looked at Lucas and said, “Come with me to the study!”

Lucas responded and followed Justin to the study.

“Say it. I need a proper explanation. Otherwise, you are not going anywhere!”

Justin was really mad. He was angry with Jessica and Luna,

Lucas glanced at Justin and said flatly, “Luna woke up and returned. As for Jessica…”

As Lucas spoke, he paused and subconsciously wanted to say that Jessica was taking revenge on

him.

However, just as Lucas opened his mouth, the pain at the corner of his lips reminded him of what Terry

had said

Lucas golden eyes darkened. He paused for two seconds before looking at Justin again. “She was

right. I married her back then for Luna’s sake.”

Lucas was not really in love with Luna. Their relationship was more like a protest against Justin’s

arrangement.

But later, Luna fell into a coma because of Lucas. Before the surgery, she cried and tugged his sleeve

to ask him if he would wait for her

Lucas felt sorry for Luna, and he really couldn’t say “no” to his girlfriend who had just saved him.

Later, when Luna became vegetative, Justin let the Cheek family make a choice, which aroused Lucas’

rebellion.

That day, Lucas watched as the plane carrying Luna glided into the sky as if he could vaguely see a

string drawn on the plane, and the string was in Justin’s hand.

And Lucas was like the plane.

As expected, half a month after Luna went abroad, Justin started to set blind dates for Lucas.

Lucas had tried many ways to resist, but he knew that if he left everything behind, Max would be the

next victim.

For the sake of his brother, Lucas could only stay, and then Jessica appeared when he was about to

get married to an arranged young lady.

To preserve Thomas’ reputation, Justin had no choice but to allow Lucas to marry Jessica.

So, Lucas did marry Jessica back so that he could draw a line from the relevant women for Luna’s

sake. But more precisely, Jessica was a tool, with which Lucas stood against Justin.

However, later on, the tool could not help but resist and divorced Lucas.

Yet now, Lucas had come up with some inexplicable emotions.

Lucas added, “I made use of Jessica.”

Hearing Lucas ‘words, Justin’s anger rose again. He glared at Lucas and said, “What do you mean?”

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