Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

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The man wore a dark-colored high-end western sult, his face solemn, his expression cold and indifferent, yet exuding a strong sense of oppression, a born aura of dominance.

I was slightly stunned.

Bob immediately changed his tune, no longer the arrogant and domineering figure from earlier. He rubbed his hands together, put on a smile, and approached Ryan, nodding and bowing. "Mr. Frost, why have you come? I was teaching this little brat a lesson."

My sense of pride seemed to be trampled under Bob's feet. Even though I had already reached the point of divorce, I didn't want Ryan to see me in such a poor state or such an embarrassing relative. "You can leave, this has nothing to do with you."

I pushed Ryan towards the exit.

I didn't want my uncle to meddle in our affairs, and similarly, I didn't want him involved in this mess. "Are you scared?"

Bob blocked the doorway in a stride, raising his voice. Are you afraid my nephew-in-law will know how ungrateful you are?"

I was rendered speechless.

Before I could speak, he began accusing me vehemently. "I don't blame you for being with another woman. She's just too clueless and inconsiderate! With such a bad temper, how could someone like you endure her?"

You're right, she

not accusing her

more spirited, "Not only does she have a bad temper, she's also completely unfilial! You see, my wife and I raised her, and now

"Yes, that's not right."

crossed his long legs, and spoke lightly, "Tell me, how do you want her to take care of you? In the

I furrowed my brows.

did he mean

"Really, truly?"

at Ryan's agreement, and he continued eagerly, "Just pay her aunt's medical expenses, give me 6,000 dollars a month

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to be so bold as to negotiate such terms

that Ryan might agree! After all, to him, this amount of money was nothing. compared to the trouble it could save

angry, I

your uncle

gently, raised an eyebrow at Bob, and asked, "Any other

concealed in his eyes, "It would be best if you could buy us a downtown apartment, preferably a four-bedroom, two-living-room one. My