Back in Time: Unshackling From Love

Chapter 273

Jerome frowned.

“Mikayla, why are you dragging Kylie into this? What does this have to do with her? I investigated because you were eager to find out about the truth.”

Mikayla scoffed and remained silent.

He was infuriated. “Never mind your nonsense back then, but how could you say that in front of Dad earlier? When did I ever show the intention of marrying Kylie?”

Mikayla mused about what happened in her previous life. He actually divorced her to marry Kylie. He even prevented her from leaving the mental hospital, worried that she might jeopardize their wedding.

She knew Jerome had yet to discover his feelings for Kylie because she hadn’t been causing that much trouble. Clearly, she couldn’t tell him this, so she brought up what happened a few days ago.

“When you drank the drugged lentil soup Grandma sent last time, didn’t you go to Kylie after I rejected

you?”

Jerome barked out a sardonic laughter. “Mikayla, do you think I’m an immoral jerk who’ll fuck another woman when I’m already married?”

drugged. She hadn’t heard from him during those two days, after all. The

her thoughts. Cupping her chin forcefully, he gritted out, “I went to the hospital. Do you need me to show you the medical records?”

his hand away. “I don’t want to see them. I told you, that’s none

cause a scene back then because you thought I was with Kylie during those

thank me over a meal, but he left when I arrived. That’s

it, to the extent that you were goading Aubrey to cause a scene, why didn’t you just

was getting worked up as well. “I didn’t instruct Aubrey

clearly not believing

“You don’t believe me, do you? You tell me to tell the truth, but you don’t trust me

together and muttered,

need.” Mikayla regained her composure. “It doesn’t matter at this point. I’ve done something similar in

I know you’re reluctant to file a divorce. But ask yourself truthfully, how long is our marriage going to last even

faltered. “I’ve never mentioned wanting to divorce

course. You wouldn’t have brought it

me until

a divorce.

what I do, you’re always right. Don’t you think that’s even worse