Housewife Gone Wild

Chapter 369

Jared looked a bit speechless. This wasn’t something you could fix with just patience–it took way more than that.

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“Don’t worry about work in Shaville, just focus on your job,” Jared said, still trying to comfort me. “I’ll take care of Yvonne. If it really gets too much, I’ll get her a professional tutor. She said she’ll put in the effort and study hard.”

“Okay, I trust you,” I replied, my voice calm.

After we finished talking about Yvonne, there was a moment of silence between us.

Jared didn’t hang up right away. Instead, he asked, “How’s it going with Nathan lately? He seems pretty busy.”

“Jared, don’t go snooping around and taking pictures of him anymore. It’s not exactly ethical,” I said, deciding to remind him.

“I’m just worried about you…” he started.

“If I get cheated on, that’s on me. Maybe it’s just something I have to go through. You don’t need to interfere. People have to learn from their own mistakes, right?” I knew he meant well, and I appreciated it, but having my ex–husband spy on my current boyfriend wasn’t exactly a good long–term plan. I didn’t want to end up in a mess with both of them.

After a long pause, Jared finally said, “Alright.”

“I gotta go. I’m still busy,” I said, ready to end the call. There wasn’t much else to say.

Jared took a shaky breath. “The other night, I took Yvonne out, and

I forced myself to sound calm. “Really? I

know,” Jared replied, his voice rough. “I thought it was you too, but we realized

I head back to Hachester, I’ll let Yvonne

like the best

emotional speeches that shake your soul–it’s the impact of a

probably wanted to say he still couldn’t let me go, but

what if he loves me? Could that ever make up for what he

forget all

someone’s here to

hurried over, calling out

figured it was work related, so I set down my coffee, smoothed out my jacket, and

girl sporting a Chanel mini backpack and rocking a bold

me in my tracks it was

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Mon, 25

Chapter 369

I’m Lily,” she greeted me with

heart did a little flip. ‘Wait, he told