Fleeing the Gilded Cage: Don't Want to be the Billionaire's Wife

Fleeing the Gilded Cage: Don’t Want to be the Billionaire’s Wife Chapter 57

Chapter 57: She Truly Knew She Was Wrong

Despite Simon’s desire to assist with their relationship, he was unable to do so. Because he didn’t understand too much about relationships since he had never been in one.

There was a frostiness in the depths of Benjamin’s eyes, descending slowly and terrifyingly chilling.

Martina couldn’t help but tremble, and the disgust in her eyes didn’t seem fake.

“Benjamin, if I could turn back time, I would rather have never met you. In the years we were together, I have never been happy!” she said with a trembling voice.

It was not just the lack of happiness; Martina had even lost herself. She had sacrificed too much for Benjamin.

And what did she get in return? Being labeled as a gold digger with ulterior motives by others! All of this was overly harsh for a woman, and she had long been tired.

Previously, Benjamin struggled to maintain a semblance of rationality, but now his rationality had completely collapsed.

What Martina said had touched the sensitive nerve of Benjamin! When she had said all these things, Benjamin didn’t want to explain more.

It seemed that Benjamin had been overly indulgent towards Martina during this time, otherwise, these things wouldn’t have happened.

slightly, almost imperceptible to himself. He had been trying hard to control himself, to restrain his anger, because he didn’t want Martina to drift further away

now, no matter how much he restrained himself, it seemed to be in vain. Martina seemed

dark cloud seemed to loom above Benjamin’s head. He

deeply digged her nails into her palm, as if it was the only way to gather her thoughts bit by bit. Otherwise, she was

deeply weary. Given the chance, she wouldn’t have expressed her words in such an explicit and ugly manner. Unfortunately, she has no way

had truly given her a chance to leave openly

esteemed heir, standing high above, while I am just an ordinary person,” Martina said slowly. “We never belonged in the

something else afterward, but Benjamin didn’t pay attention. However, he stubbornly and

upon Martina, saying, “No matter

such great lengths to find Now that Martina expressed her desire to leave, it would ultimately depend on whether Benjamin was willing to let her

realized that leaving wouldn’t be

especially now when his rationality

pain in her wrist, yet she refused to give in. She struggled relentlessly, trying to pull her arm back.

that her actions would only

changed now. Without

shivers down one’s spine. “Martina, you best think it through. You were

could faint any moment. And at this moment, Benjamin spoke again, “I gave you a chance before, and it was you who insisted on staying by my side

told you, I can fulfill what you want, but leaving is absolutely impossible.” Benjamin’s words grew quieter, almost to a whisper, but Martina could still hear them clearly. It