And The Daddy Is… The Infertile Guy?!

Chapter 261

“Gwendolyn, I hope you’ll consider divorcing Howard. Jameson said.

With his refined and scholarly demeanor, Jameson bore a passing resemblance to Howard, but his presence didn’t carry the same sharp, frosty air.

His words struck like a bolt from the blue.

Gwendolyn was puzzled. “Why?”

They had always looked like a picture–perfect family. Why would Jameson suggest such a thing?

“He and Selina are thick as thieves. Selina saved Howard’s skin ten years ago, and he vowed to have her back for life. Without Selina, Howard wouldn’t be the man we know today.”

These words hit Gwendolyn like a punch to the gut. She stammered, “But the debt was paid… a life for a life.”

“Their bond, forged over a decade, is not so easily defined. She would take her own life for him. He’s good to you, but is it love or gratitude for a life saved? And if it is love, how deep could it be after only three months?”

“I am grateful to you for saving my son, and as compensation, I will give you fifty million. I hope you’ll accept it and sign the divorce papers”

Her head spun, but she replied instinctively, “If he doesn’t want a divorce, neither do L

She couldn’t bear to let go.

as ever, Jameson advised, “My dear I’m thinking of your well–being. If Selina were to die, could you ever truly be

felt unsettled. Why was he

hurt more than you have to be. It’s better to step p away sooner rather than later.”

genuine, without any ulterior

clenched her teeth, her mind in turmoil. I’m sorry”

before you’re willing to turn back?” Jameson lamented, like a

Gwendolyn’s eyes. “If he is rock bottom,

so blatantly favored before. Howard was

regret this,” he

pity and regret in his eyes, Jameson said, “My offer is always on the table. The fifty million dollar check is ready when you are.

he

time, realizing not everyone in the

feelings if

about Roselind and Jeannie?

wasn’t good

so sure that Howard would marry Selina?

Gwendolyn returned to the hospital wing. Howard’s room was empty. She

peeked out from her door, calling out