Housewife Gone Wild

Chapter 189

After lunch, Amy and Clint left ahead of us. Frode with Jareil, and he asked when I wanted to go I told him to drop me off at the Hannonia Hotel.

The car was quiet. The sun was blaring outside, but the AC was blasting, making me feel a little drowsy. When we stopped reached mer and wrapped his fingers around mine,

I gently slipped my hand away without making a scene, just as the light turned green, Jared drave off in silence.

ca red light, Jared suddenly

“You like Nathan now, don’t you?” the next red light, Jared finally spoke up. His voice was eerily calm, but I could feel the tension underneath. I froze

for a second.

He continued, “Love doesn’t disappear. It moves on. You won’t let me touch you now, acting all chaste for another guy. I know how grown–up relationships work. I probably get it better than you is Nathan the reason you’re acting this way?”

“What does he have to do with any of this?” I asked. His imagination was something else.

“You women always say one thing and mean another, don’t you? Of course he’s involved.” Janed shot me a mocking look. “if he hadn’t shown up, you wouldn’t be treating me like this.”

falling out of love with him must’ve felt like some glitch in the system, it was

accept it, so he was desperate to find

What, you think women can’t survive without love?” I shot him a sarcastic look.

love themselves.

men are just extra baggage.

wheel, his lips pressed into

We were

on the road, and I didn’t want

the wheel

done with me, and you’ve got all these excuses? De you really think you can just toss me aside?” Jared

explain myself, Jared. It’s you who’s keeping me trapped.” I stared him down, my eyes blazing with anger. “I used to think splitting the assets after a divorce was the best option, Sure, money matters, but so does

Even if you want a divorce now, I’ll make sure you get what you deserve. Just tell me. Did you

I said, meeting his gaze head–on. “I’m

reddening at the corners. He raised his hands and slammed them down

was the kind ofthing women usually did–breaking down and crying on

the same.

really never going to