Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

Chapter 757

Zachary did not want to argue and walked toward his room.

At the door, he saw Nina.

Zachary ignored her, he still needed to explain to Jane that he could not go over tonight.

He had no time to waste.

"Zachary." Nina blocked his path.

Zachary took a step back to create distance and said in an extremely cold tone, "If you can tell the truth about that night, then I will stand here and listen to you for a moment." If you can't, then I don't have time to listen to you." Nina looked shocked. "Zachary, what are you talking about? What truth about that night? Are you doubting that I lied to everyone?"

Zachary did not speak, but his silence implied consent.

Tears streamed down Nina's face. "Zachary, although society has progressed and the standards for a girl's virtue are no longer so strict, do I really need to lie about my innocence?" Zachary looked at her coldly.

He felt as if those previous years had been wasted.

He was shocked to discover how corrupt her thoughts had become beneath her pure facade!

"Now I suspect that your claim of being almost assaulted by that man was a self-directed act."

"Nina, no matter how well you bury what you've done, it might still leave traces.

Nina swayed, as if she might faint from standing.

of me?

his watch, uninterested

weren't for needing information from her, he wouldn't want

the Collins family feel guilty toward

in the sleeve of her pajamas,

going smoothly, why had it suddenly turned out

all

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was that scheming

playing her games of reluctance

wouldn't be with

actually think this

did I make any demands? Didn't I still

Mrs. Collins pressing

lament, Zachary only said coolly, "Nina, you may choose not to tell the truth, but once I find out, I promise

did not give her a

a bang, as

not linger and turned back to her own

the door, all

in a terrifying expression, her tear-filled eyes

current attitude, with the surveillance restored, he would surely use means to force her to

what, she would not say anything, but Michael's grandmother was a