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

Chapter 420:

But for Belinda, she truly didn’t want to be with Lucas anymore, especially since he didn’t care about her at all. Belinda shut her eyes tightly and allowed the shower’s stream to repeatedly drench her face and body.

Throughout the night, sleep eluded Belinda as she was haunted by a succession of nightmares. Each time she stirred awake, she would sink back into distressing dreams as soon as she closed her eyes again.

The next morning, she showed up at the hospital, visibly worn, with dark circles under her eyes. Kylee, observing Belinda’s fatigued appearance, couldn’t suppress a subtle smirk. She approached Belinda, her voice laced with a seemingly caring tone as she said, “Belinda, considering you and Mr. Clark are no longer together, this might be a time you could use some support. I can help clear your name, and maybe after that, you can still get back together with Mr. Clark. What do you think?”

Despite the seemingly kind words, Kylee’s tone was filled with gloating.

Belinda let out a cold laugh, her gaze filled with contempt as she looked down at Kylee. “My dear sister, this must be the outcome you have been hoping for, right?” she said.

shock and responded, “Belinda, what are you saying? I would never rejoice at your misfortune. As your

said directly, “No matter the status of my marriage, Lucas would never fall for you. He wouldn’t even glance in

Kylee and headed towards

your

instant, Kylee’s face

with indignation. She believed there was no way she would lose to Verena. That woman—whether in terms of family background or appearance—couldn’t hold a candle to her. Compared to Verena, she definitely had more

frustration burned within her. Without a

as Lucas stepped out of Verena’s hospital room, he noticed Kylee standing near the door and paused. Her posture was composed, but the tension in her frame betrayed her nervousness. It

eyes flicked to her briefly, impatience flashing across

without hesitation, her voice soft and almost apologetic. “Mr. Clark, do you have a moment? I’d like to