Chasing His Runaway Wife by Jamie Stones

Chapter 2 She Might Be Pregnant

It turned out that Malcolm became so gentle and proactive because of another woman.

After a long time, Tabitha came back to her senses, her hands and feet cold from the shock.

“Does Grandpa Alaric know?” She forced the words out of her mouth.

At the time of their marriage, Alaric had declared that if Malcolm dared to divorce, he would revoke Malcolm’s right to inheritance.

Tabitha intended to show concern, but Malcolm frowned slightly. He thought Tabitha wanted to suppress him using his grandfather’s name.

“I’ll explain it to Grandpa. You don’t have to worry about it.” Malcolm’s tone suddenly became distant and indifferent, and Tabitha felt a little helpless.

Seeing Tabitha’s pale face, Malcolm felt a twinge of guilt in his heart, but the feeling was momentary.

He took out the divorce agreement and said with pursed lips, “As compensation, I’ll leave this house to you, plus 16 million dollars. If you still think it’s not enough, you can suggest your terms.”

He had no feelings for Tabitha. In the past two years, he had treated her with courtesy and had never touched her. He thought that such compensation was enough.

Seeing that Malcolm had even prepared the divorce agreement, Tabitha knew that nothing could waver his decision. A feeling of bitterness crept into her heart.

She took the agreement and read through it. All the compensation was stated on it.

When Malcolm saw her accept the divorce agreement, his expression softened. “You can read it carefully and give it to me in three days.”

“Okay. I understand,” Tabitha replied.

‘Six years of love, two years of marriage, and, in the end, a warmthless paper is all it takes to end it,’ Tabitha thought.

Tabitha laughed at herself self-deprecatingly. It turned out that this was her real gift for this wedding anniversary.

“Can you tell me what kind of person she is?” she asked.

Malcolm replied indifferently, “We’ve known each other for many years. She saved my life when I was young.”

Malcolm is aloof, distant, and disinterested in women. How could the girl who got close to him be an ordinary person like me?’ Tabitha

eyes to conceal the bitterness

faded away, and the plate of steamed fish in front

Tabitha caught a whiff of the fishy odor, she suddenly

Instinctively, Malcolm held her.

wrong with

Tabitha noticed the concern on Malcolm’s handsome face, her eyes

remembered that back in those days, he had also held her with the

fine. Maybe I caught a cold just

the

insist. “If you are still not feeling well, don’t be so hard on yourself. You should go to

rang. He looked down at the caller ID and quickly answered

looked down at something,

other end of the phone.

and she turned away and tried not to look

sounding tender and affectionate.

Malcolm. It’s the first time I’m having a

of weariness, “Just

coat and went

touched, had cooled

fishy smell kept wafting toward her, and her stomach churned badly. Tabitha’s expression suddenly changed, and she hurried

heard the noise and ran over, asking worriedly, “Mrs. Sinclair, what’s wrong

got exposed to

for you, but you insisted on cooking yourself, touching cold water on top of being exposed to the cold

nagging, he went to look for

looked at her pale face in the mirror and felt a

later chose to major in traditional medicine. After graduating, she inherited the

guesses about her reactions and

had her period

to go to the hospital the next