The Impossible Divorce novel Chapter 31

The guitar sounded, and Jim spoke softly. A gentle voice escaped from his mouth.

"The first time we met in an alley that year

The darkness of the night can't cover your eyes

The wind whistled past

To fulfill the amazing things I've lost

Sea

Take away my lonely and uneasy yearning

I will turn into a giant whale

Build a city for you

Didiada..."

Didiada..."

Brady slowly froze as he stared fixedly at the person singing the love song on the screen, as if trying to confirm something.

Apart from the rising popularity of Jim at the speed of light in recent years, the most amazing thing was that young handsome boy had never had an affair with any female star during his ascension time of career. Moreover, He had already replied calmly in an interview with reporters two years ago, "I've already had someone in my heart."

Outsiders didn't know who this person was, but Brady knew it very well.

It was precisely because he was too clear that he did not dare to force Sophia to be too tight, fearing that he would accidentally force Sophia to change places again.

But the song he just heard...

He kept replaying the two lyrics that Jim had sung, "I would like to turn into a giant whale and build a city for you to stay in..."

Whale-City!

A thought flashed through Brady's mind. Whale City is a small coastal city. It is less than two hours' drive away from City A. Jim, could he use this method to confess to Sophia again?

Damn it!

He gritted his teeth fiercely, because this fellow's shameless was filled with displeasure. But this emotion only lasted for three seconds. Three seconds later, he dialed Finley's number.

"Investigate Whale City carefully. Don't let go of every inch of land. Sophia is likely to hide there."

Three days later, Finley sent him a picture. The picture was very blurry, apparently taken secretly with his phone in a hurry.

In a bustling market in Whale City, Sophia was wearing a simple short-sleeved T-shirt and jeans. She was bent down to pick up a pile of oysters in front of her. She was holding a two-or three-year-old girl with two balls in her other hand.

If it had been Brady in the past, he would have walked away indifferently. However, the current Brady only frowned, carefully put away the map, and walked towards the little girl with his long legs.

"What's the matter?" Brady walked in front of the little girl and bent down to ask.

The little girl cried so hard that she almost took a deep breath. Her little hands scratched her back with all her might, "It hurts, it hurts, uncle, it hurts."

Brady raised his head and looked at the little girl's back. He stretched out his hand and lifted her short sleeve. His expression changed. He quickly reached out and took out an orange-yellow bug and threw it out of the little girl's sight.

"It's okay, it's okay, is it still painful?" Brady lowered his head and asked the little girl after throwing the bug. However, he was cursing in his heart. Whose child was this that such a young parent didn't like and ran into the forest to feed the bug?

"Woo" The little girl wiped her tears and burped, "Thank you... Uncle, Elisa is ok now."

Brady nodded slightly to show his acceptance. Regardless of whether such a young child could understand his expression or not, he asked, "Do you live nearby? Do you recognize your home?"

Before he could finish speaking, Brady saw the little girl reach out and grab her back. Brady quickly grabbed the little girl's finger and said, "Don't grab it, I'll check."

This sight shocked him. The little girl's back was swollen and red. A string of blisters quickly appeared from her shoulders to her waist. It was obvious that the insect just now was poisonous!

Brady's eyes turned cold as he reached out to pick up the little girl and said, "I'll take you to the hospital."

After saying that, he walked away. A familiar and anxious female voice sounded behind him, "You stand still. Where are you going while carrying my daughter?"

Brady's footsteps paused, but he did not dare to turn around.