Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

Chapter 158

After her rage subsided, a profound sense of helplessness washed over her.

Leanne sat at the desk, effectively trapped by him. She could neither run nor hide.

She stared into Curtis’ brooding eyes, his dogged determination not to relent until he had his answers, and she felt exhausted.

He fell for another girl, yet he consistently brought up Phillip as if she were the one who had betrayed their marriage.

“Curtis, what do you want? Why do you have to push me like this?”

His grip on her loosened slightly, his fingertips grazing her cheek gently, his once forceful tone mellowing as he coaxed her.

“I’m not pushing you. Just be good and answer me, okay?”

Leanne was indeed someone who responded better to a gentle touch. She pursed her lips. and faced off with Curtis for a moment before she replied. “I see Phillip as family, like Mary was to me, a relative who’s always been kind. Is that enough for you?”

Curtis’ heart felt like a heavy bell, struck by a dull clapper, vibrating ominously in his chest. “Then why did you tell Mom you wanted to marry him? That didn’t make sense

“I was thinking of Mary’s wishes, okay? I just wanted to get through three years. peacefully. Phillip is more reliable than you,” Leanne said softly, “He wouldn’t mistreat me.”

Curtis’ heart sank as if it was suffocating every organ within him.

Past events cascaded through his mind like a fast-rewinding film, eventually shattering into sharp, fragmented pieces that jabbed at every nerve.

“Is that all?” Curtis pressed.

else is there?”

don’t love him?” Curtis asked

replied, “I never said I

waist as he realized he

a colossal, ludicrous mistake.

him the day when he introduced Tina Watson as his fiancée? After dinner, why did you seek him out to ask if he loved Tina Watson?”

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Chapter 158

to recall

the time of Devin’s birthday

said that day had shattered her self-esteem, plunging her repeatedly into a whirlpool

felt unworthy of love, just

truly loved her? It

Cheap and foolish, easily won over by the

like she was on the edge

night, the vast emptiness of the bridal suite

through sleepless nights, her childhood nightmares returning, and even when sleep finally

the day Phillip brought his fiancée home, she saw Curtis

side of the dining table,

his icy, mocking gaze. She had already shed her protective shell around him, making her too vulnerable to

dinner, each bite was a struggle to swallow. Everything Leanne ate threatened to come back

table, Phillip and Tina seemed like a contrasting image to

Curtis, arranged by their parents, a transaction devoid of