His unwanted wife, the world’s coveted genius by Derk Blaylock

Chapter 73:

Matias’ demeanor brightened at her words. Just as he was about to respond, Belinda added, “He really doesn’t matter enough to me. To fret over every trivial comment from insignificant people would be utterly draining for me.”

Ryan’s expression darkened at her words. She was calling him insignificant?

Matias’ face tensed as well, but he restrained any show of displeasure given their reason for visiting. He turned to Mollie with a hopeful smile. “Mrs. Thomas, since Mrs. Clark holds no resentment towards Ryan, perhaps we can discuss resuming our business collaboration.”

“Mr. Adams,” Mollie said with a steady tone, “Belinda’s forgiveness stems from her gracious nature, not because the issue can be brushed aside easily. Your son made harsh accusations without basis, claiming she seduced a married man! Dismissing this lightly would invite others to disrespect Belinda.”

Mollie’s face was stern as she looked at Matias and continued, “As for your proposal of partnership, Mr. Adams, consider it off the table.”

Matias and Ryan were immediate and visible. Matias opened his mouth to respond, but before he could, Verena, who had been quiet

responsibility for the matter. May I ask for some leniency toward the Adams family? I am prepared to accept

of softness and resolve

you have the right to request any leniency. Miss Reed, there’s something simple you can do for us—keep your distance from Belinda’s husband. As it was pointed out before, Lucas is a married man. Your proximity to him might

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visibly agitated, quickly said, “Mrs. Thomas, you might not be fully aware of the situation! Lucas and Verena once were

Why bother dwelling on the past?” Mollie interjected before

time has long passed. Now, Lucas is married. Yet, Ms. Reed still called him late at night

visibly shocked

did that really happen yesterday?” Not only Mollie, but Matias and Ryan also showed signs of surprise. Ryan glanced at Verena, his eyes conveying a hint of resignation. He knew why