Housewife Gone Wild

Chapter 170

Inarrowed my eyes, Tracy really wasn’t doing this out of the goodness of her heart.

But thinking about it, Jared was the real catch here, If Tracy was willing to throw that kind of money around just for him, it actually made sense.

“So, tell me. Tracy, are you his wife or am I? What t gives you the right in decide how the assets in my marriage get split?” I didn’t trust her for a second.

“There are way

y too many loopheles in didding up property. If she played dirty behind my back, I could end up with nothing and a whole lot of trouble.

Tracy’s face changed a little, her lips pressed tight. “I don’t help you, do you really think Jared would give you that much?”

“I know exactly who gets to call the shots here, and it’s not you don’t need some outsider meddling in my business,” I replied coldly, cutting her off

A flash of malice flickered across Tracy’s face. She clearly hadn’t expected me to have any brains. In her eyes, I was just a pretty face, no substance, no smarts, nothing worth respecting

“Mrs. Holcomb, youth is precious, especially for someone as beautiful as you. Jared doesn’t love you, and you’re trapped in this marriage, unable to find someone compatible. Don’t you feel it’s a waste of time?” Tracy always emphasized that Jared no longer loved me.

threw was a dagger straight to the heart. Tracy really know how to

doesn’t love me anymore, but he’s still my husband, rich, handsome, and honestly, pretty damn good in bed, I

Tracy’s face flushed bright red with anger. She clearly didn’t expect me to be this

full of yourself. One day, you’ll eat your words,”

I have to regret?

eager to climb up, claiming not to care about Mrs. Holcomb’s position. I think

a vicious glare, then grabbed her bag and walked out. Once she was gone, I reached into

divorce, I’d been doing my homework and getting ready for

life, I’d been caught up in chaos, but this time around, I wasn’t going into battle

In my

was seriously infuriating. Still, I wasn’t about to confront Jared with this recording and start

to the office, not heading home either. Instead, I went to Willow Bay alone to take in the scenery. Around seven in the evening, Jared called me,

alone on a bench by Willow Bay, letting the rain soak

clothes.

but I didn’t answer. I had completely vanished from his world.

mind, going all over the place looking for me. Melissa called, saying Jared was pounding on her

Willow Bay, a siker Bentley sped through the rain and screeched to a