After Dirvorce I become a SheEO by Vada Weeks

Chapter 692 He Didn’t Want Her Anymore

This chance was important. Whether marrying into or being married, it didn’t matter. What mattered was that Zayla and Lincoln could get married after all. But… Lincoln imperceptibly quirked his lips.

Zayla looked at him in a daze, seriously asking, “So you really want to marry into my family…” The Vargas family in Harper, who doesn’t?” Zayla looked at him, eyes bright.

Lincoln clearly had such a prestigious and noble status, yet he was willing to give up everything that was rightfully his for her. Lincoln had left his own family just to be by her side.

And now, for her sake, Lincoln was even willing to set aside his pride and become a member of her family. Her crystal-clear eyes began to turn red, and tears welled up, falling steadily…

Upon seeing her tears, Lincoln’s heart ached, but he furrowed his brows and refrained from offering further comfort. He looked at Zayla’s tears, the pain in his eyes inexplicable, yet he resisted the

urge to wipe them away. “In the past, I wanted that…” His words took a sudden turn, causing Zayla’s heart to sink.

Lincoln, her hands that were embracing him gradually stiffening, until they let go completely… “Lincoln…” Her trembling voice rang out, choked with sobs. “Enough said. “I’m tired and want to

plunged into an icy abyss, even though she was surrounded by his warmth. Her heart felt like it would never beat again. Zayla thought, ‘In the past,

he no longer want to marry me… Does he no longer want me? But… I was the one who pushed him away…

Zayla, you

become a burden, a hindrance to him. Always thinking that, with his status, his wife couldn’t and shouldn’t be a mute. Always

up his status for you, and arrived alone in a foreign land with no family or connections, all for you. That alone proves his feelings for you.

you who gave him up, who spoke of breaking up. How can you now forcefully make him turn back? Wouldn’t that be too

say a word. She simply nodded. She gently lifted the covers

had forgotten to put on her shoes in her haste. Now, as her toes touched the floor,