Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

Chapter 239

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Such a grand gesture.

My gaze shifted to that cheque, where I saw a number starting with '5' and a long string of zeros. Never had I imagined that the melodramatic plots from novels would one day play out in my life. No, this was even more melodramatic than in novels. In novels, at least it was the male lead's mother who showed up with a cheque to kick out the female lead. What was happening to me?

I found it utterly ridiculous. "Are you determined to get your way today?"

She was determined to clear the obstacle that I represented for her beloved daughter.

Mrs. Shaw remained cold and unyielding, her eyes devoid of warmth as she stared at me. "What do you think?"

I picked up the check. Under her approving gaze, I tore it into pieces, dropped them lightly to the floor, and smiled. "I'm sorry to disappoint yòù. I don't buy into your threats and temptations!"

People who had nothing left were the most frightening. The Shaw family might need to consider their reputation, but as for me, a person with nothing, what was there to fear? I simply didn't believe that the Shaw family could erase me so quietly.

"You!" Mrs. Shaw pointed at me angrily. "You're asking for the hard way!"

your well-raised daughter. Both of you have the same lines." I commented lightly. "It's just that hearing

slapped it on the table in front of

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I turned away, ignoring her changing

humiliating people wasn't exclusive to the

looking concerned. "What happened? Do

replied as I led her

up for

words, I made Jane understand

and argue. "These two are like two frogs hopping around at night, each one trying to outdo

heard everything clearly, had

to flock together. Otherwise, how could you have adopted someone like Bethany?" Jane teased with a smirk. "Your own daughter probably disappeared for so many years because she was embarrassed by you and your shameful

hit her where

ever gotten

angrily, about to slap Jane in

avoiding her disdainfully. "Fine, I won't pressure you anymore.