Ex Cried as I Wed a Tycoon

Chapter 399

Effie crossed her arms and said coolly, "Suzan, are you paranoid or something? You lost your baby, and now you want to blame that on me?"

No matter how you looked at it, Effie really couldn't be held responsible-directly or indirectly for what happened.

But Suzan had become obsessed with the idea. She was convinced that if she hadn't run into Effie that day, her baby would still be alive.

If that were the case, she would have married Mitchell without a hitch.

Now, though, with the baby gone, Mitchell was already starting to drift away from her.

If she hadn't begged him for ages, he wouldn't have come with her today at all.

And now, as Suzan and Effie stood there confronting each other, Mitchell didn't even bother to get out of the car. Pathetic.

At that moment, Lyman parked his car and strode over. Instinctively, he positioned himself protectively in front of Effie. "What's going on here?"

Suzan's voice came out shrill, almost hysterical. "Perfect timing. Keep your girlfriend in line-she's trying to steal my boyfriend!"

Her words were like nails on a chalkboard, teetering right on the edge of madness.

Lyman shot her a frigid glare, his eyes like daggers. "Watch your mouth," he said icily. "I won't hesitate to make sure you never use it again."

flinched, taking an

her up

she realized it was

her pent-up frustration and hurt surged to

enough. Didn't you say we had things to take care

briefly to Effie before deliberately looking

want to scream. Jealousy and hatred wrapped around her like barbed

why did Mitchell still look at Effie

Mitchell,

his arm, Suzan hurried him toward the Lawrence

turned to Lyman. "Anything you want

what?" Lyman feigned innocence. "We've

something was wrong,

seriously. "Come on, there's a surprise waiting for

surprise? Lyman's eyes

estate. She clutched her gift bag and, putting on her best smile addressed the doorman "Hello, I'm

Mrs. Lawrence hadn't hosted a birthday gathering

ago, Mrs. Lawrence had

young lady named Bagnold

now, here