Flirting Mistake: I Married My Ex's Billionaire Uncle Overnight

Chapter 178: Evidence of Bribery

Chapter 178: Chapter 178: Evidence of Bribery

"That’s right!" Patricia Payne nodded.

"On the surface, she left, but in reality, my husband secretly keeps her outside, and he uses my salary to pay her rent every month!"

"My husband and I both come from the countryside, with many younger siblings in the family. To save money to buy a house, I scrimped and saved. Nathan Norris said I was spending money lavishly and wanted to save my salary for me. I believed him, but it turns out, he gave it all to another woman..."

Nina Sinclair frowned slightly.

Given Patricia Payne’s status and environment, Nathan Norris, a man whose job ranks above hers, has a natural aura, making it easy to deceive her.

Patricia Payne covered her face and said painfully, "The work of a nurse is especially tough, with overtime being the norm. Because of frequent day and night shifts, my endocrine system is irregular, and I can’t conceive a child..."

"My mother-in-law kept urging me and Nathan to have a child, and I never expected him to use this as an excuse to divorce me now!"

Nina Sinclair said in surprise, "As the head of gynecology, he should know that it’s not that you can’t have children, but that you need some treatment, right?"

documents for Sierra Sinclair, getting a large sum of money. He just wants an excuse to kick

already blinded by

face turned cold, and she gritted her teeth angrily, saying, "I want to make them pay the

grievances, Nina Sinclair roughly

so eager to see Nathan Norris imprisoned.

in vain, and for a woman whose trust has crumbled,

and she asked nonchalantly, "But without sufficient evidence, just your word would probably be hard

I

was deliberately leading Patricia Payne step by step to bring

evidence of Nathan

him. Perhaps she thinks Nathan Norris wouldn’t dare to speak out about it, so she didn’t make it anonymous but used her own account for the remittance. Is this evidence

indeed prove that Nathan

would be more

still

Sinclair nodded accordingly and said, "Indeed, it’s still not enough. At most, it would only lead to his suspension for investigation. If there is more, it might