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

Chapter 304

Curtis finally looked up from his papers, flicking ashes from his cigarette.

“I mean, they are cats.” he replied.

At a loss for words, Jennifer took a deep breath, visibly fighting the urge to punch him.

“Can you be serious for once? I need to talk to you about something important.”

Curtis remained nonchalant, “You were just telling me to speak up, now you’re playing coy?”

Jennifer was furious, but held back, giving him a sharp look. “Is there really no chance for you and Suzan?”

“I wonder if you would have discussed matters of national importance with me.” Curtis returned his attention to the documents in his hand, dismissive. “Mrs. Richardson, I’m really busy. If you’re bored and want to chat, I charge by the second.”

“As if I love chatting with you, a single sentence from you is enough to kill me.” Jennifer sighed. “Weren’t you and Suzan doing well when you dated?”

Curtis sneered, his words laced with irony, “Why I dated her should be obvious to you.”

“That was for your good! You two grew up together and seemed perfect for each other. I hoped that you…”

She was cut off as Curtis interjected, “Who told you we were perfect for each other?”

“I saw it with my eyes that the night I saw you two embracing.”

“Which night?”

“Your sophomore year, after you won the mathematics competition and came back

home.”

remembered. “Oh,

cigarette from his mouth, twirling it between

much before she was all over me. I was too busy

told me she confessed to you and

clicking his tongue, “I didn’t even

was speechless, her emotions churned like

a carefree and reckless life. As his mother,

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condition

as high up on the ladder as the Richardsons, but their close-knit bond made them a

it was all

you liked Leanne back then. How old was

the Richardson family were both strikingly handsome. The eldest, Phillip, resembled their father Maddox. Curtis had always

always had a soft spot

wayward Curtis, slouching on the couch, his laugh both open and infuriating,

a migraine coming

wanting

couldn’t just leave it be.

trouble with his eyes. He’s in the hospital. Come

disinterested, “A minor illness doesn’t need visiting. If it is a serious one, you and dad can handle it. My presence won’t heal him.”

cut straight to the point, “Leanne is his attending

paused, his expression cloudy.

doctors

coincidence,” Jennifer explained. “But given the situation with Suzan, they might