Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

Chapter 174

I was astonished by his confidence. Yes, I didn't deny that I used to like him a lot, but why did he think I would stand still and wait for him. Why would I choose him forever?

My wrist twisted in his grip, but I couldn't break free. I said slowly and deliberately, "I don't want to. Ryan, let go!"

The light from above cast shadows over his head, deepening the hollows of his eyes. His voice turned cold as frost. "Very well, you really have some backbone."

However, in the next moment, he effortlessly pushed me into the car and slammed the door shut with a loud bang. Ignoring my attempt to open it, he pressed the door tightly shut. Outside the car, two men over 6 feet tall exuded a tense atmosphere, like a spark ready to ignite gunpowder.

I feared they would start fighting again, but I didn't know what Ryan said-just a few words-and Jack ceased his hostility. He seemed tinged with resignation and restraint.

Ryan pulled open the car door and shoved me inside. As I got in, I heard Jack calmly say, "Mr. Frost, you're left with so little leverage."

Bang!

The next moment, Ryan slammed the door shut with a resounding noise, his sharp jawline betraying his emotions. Jack had effortlessly provoked him.

"Drive!" Ryan commanded sharply.

I tried the door handle and found it locked-I couldn't open it. "I want to get out!" At the same time, the driver had already started the car, moving steadily out of the car park. Ryan leaned back in his seat, closing his eyes as if he hadn't heard a word I

to get out. But in the next moment, a strong force pulled me

screeched to

staring straight at me, a hint of mockery curling

process. "I want to go

to go home or to

you

frustration, meeting his gaze head-on. "Even if I were going to find him, what does it

"Where were you this

your damn

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my wrist without resistance, leaning In to stare into my eyes. "Feeling guilty?" "Why would I