From Hatred to Passionate Love Amelia Hart

Chapter219 Dad, I Don't Love Him Connor waved his hand repeatedly. "Penelope can't handle all this you're giving her. She can't be the so-called Mrs. Davis. We can't climb the social ladder of the Davis family!" "Dad, I'm the one who climbed up to her," Kelvin said.

"I don't care how or why you got married. In any case, you need to get divorced now and stop being together!" Connor's attitude was very firm.

Even now, the Davis family and the Cooper family no longer have these grudges, but the damage that has been caused can never be erased! Under such circumstances, how could they possibly be happy if they got married? "Penelope, are you willing to get a divorce?" Connor asked, "Givea clear answer!" Penelope nodded.

"I don't want a divorce," Kelvin spoke up, "Dad, please givea chance." In front of Liam, Kelvin spoke with a firm and powerful voice, but at this moment, his attitude was humble and low.

If he didn't lower his stance, he would lose Penelope.

Connor said directly, "You have no chance. I won't agree. Kelvin, you and Penelope are from two different worlds. It's impossible for you to be together. Divorce is the best choice!" Marriage is not just their business; it's also the union of two families.

How could Connor possibly sit with the Davis family at the stable, eating together as a family? Absurd! Outrageous! Seeing that Connor had not changed his mind, Kelvin pressed his lips tightly. "What if I just don't agree to the divorce?" "Then you're forcing Penelope andto death!" Connor said, "I don't know how Penelope has been living these past two years, but she must have suffered a lot! You never truly cared for her!" The veins on Connor's forehead bulged, his entire face turned red.

"Dad, calm down," Penelope said worriedly, soothing his chest. "I'll discuss the divorce with Kelvin privately." "He doesn't want a divorce at all. How can you discuss it? Now that the truth is out, our two families have no ties, only resentment and hatred. If he still won't let you go, how can your life be good?" To appease him, Penelope said, "Actually, Kelvin has been quite good to me." "Don't lie to me! Penelope, is Kelvin threatening you withand your mom, refusing to divorce?" Connor guessed right.

Penelope lowered her head, saying, "Kelvin says he loves me." If there was only hatred and no love, they would have divorced long ago.

After finding the real culprit who killed his father, they owed each other nothing and could never see each other again.

Unfortunately, her hatred for him also contained love.

With love and hatred intertwined, how could she let go of this relationship calmly? "Do you love him?" Connor asked, "Answer me." Kelvin's gaze fell on her face.

He was also waiting for her answer.

On one side was Connor's earnest hope, and on the other was Kelvin's deep longing.

In the end, Penelope shook her head. "I don't love him, Dad." Kelvin's hands, hanging by his sides, clenched and then quickly relaxed.

No one noticed this subtle movement.

"It's good that you don't love him, Penelope. You need to stay sober," Connor said with deep pain, "The Davis family ruined our family. That's a fact. He has no grudges against us now, but we do have a grudge against him!" Planning your weekend reading? Ensure you're on nov L5sfor uninterrupted enjoyment. The next chapter is just a click away, exclusively available on our site. Happy reading! "How did your mother live these past two years while I was in prison? How did you live? Who is to blfor all this?" "I will bless you if you love anyone else, and I won't stop you. But Kelvin is a poison that you can't touch." Saying this, Connor looked at Kelvin. "Kelvin, I've said everything I need to say. What will it take for you to let Penelope go?" "Dad." Kelvin looked at him.

"Don't callthat. I can't bear it," Connor replied.

Kelvin said, "No matter what you think, Penelope and I are legally married. As long as I don't agree, she will be my wife for life!" In his life, he had never wanted to possess someone so much.

He wanted to have her.

If he lost her, Kelvin couldn't imagine what kind of madman he would become! Connor suddenly knelt straight down in front of Kelvin.

"I'm begging you, Kelvin," Connor said, "I don't care about anything anymore. I just want to live a peaceful life. I've made a concession; what more do you want from me? You and Penelope are not suitable for each other. Being together will only bring mutual torment and no result!" Penelope hurried to help him. "Dad!" Connor pushed her away and continued to kneel upright. "Kelvin, if you don't agree to the divorce, I will kneel here and not get up!" The wind lifted the hem of Kelvin's clothes.

He stood motionless, looking at Connor kneeling in front of him.

Countless people had begged him and knelt before him.

However, this time, Connor's kneeling was something Kelvin couldn't bear! Penelope was so anxious that she was about to cry. "Dad, your legs are not good. Kneeling will only make them worse!"

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"Even if I lose my legs, I must fight for your chance to get a divorce!Penelope, you're stil young. Your life has endless possibilities. You can't stay by Kelvin's side, or your life will be completely ruined!"

Kelvin suddenly spoke, "Why would her life be ruined if she stays by my side?" "Because the Davis family wronged her and took away her best years! Penelope can find someone suitable, get married, and have children! Even if she never marries, she is free!" "Dad, there is no one else suitable. I am the most suitable person for her!" Kelvin replied.

As he finished speaking, Kelvin stepped forward, bent down, and supported Connor's arm, trying to lift him from the ground.

Connor, however, waved him away. "If you agree my request, I'll get up!" But Kelvin's strength was surprisingly great. With a slight force, he lifted Connor.

The bodyguards in the distance had already prepared a wheelchair. With a glance from Kelvin, the bodyguards immediately pushed the wheelchair over.

With Penelope's help, Connor sat in the wheelchair.

Kelvin pressed his shoulders with both hands. "Divorce is not a small matter. I also need to discuss it with the elders of the Davis family. Dad, there's no rush." "Okay," Connor said, "Whenever you finish discussing, Penelope can handle the divorce procedures at any time!" "I will give you an answer," Kelvin replied.

Penelope didn't want Connor to keep angry, as it was bad for his health, so she changed the subject. "Dad, now that you're out of prison and free, you just want to see Mom, right? I know you miss her a lot. I'll take you to see her now, okay?" Speaking of Grace, Connor's attention was finally diverted.

"Yes, I should go see your mom," Connor murmured, "I miss her a lot. She must misstoo." Penelope pushed the wheelchair forward. "You'll see her soon. With you here, I believe Mom will wake up soon!" She bent down, leaned beside Connor, spoke softly and smiled, looking like a dutiful daughter.