How My Ex Became My Next

Chapter 15

“Here it is.” Madeleine stretched out her hand. A simple ring lay in her palm and glittered under the light from the lamp.

The moment Jensen saw the ring, he remembered that it was the only “gift” he had given to Gilda in his three–year marriage.

Jensen took it from Madeleine and rubbed the inner circle of the ring with his thumb.

“J&G” was engraved on it, representing Gilda and his initials.

Jensen still remembered that when Gilda asked him to help her put the ring on, he impatiently said that he would do that later. But Gilda still wore it for three years as if it had become a part of herself.

Madeleine was unhappy when she saw Jensen looking at the ring vacantly. But she still kept a decent smile. “Ms. Lynch left such an important thing behind. Jensen, do you want to return this ring to Ms. Lynch or…”

“Why?” Carol cut in indignantly, “Gilda usually pretends to be gentle and obedient. But after she found she couldn’t dissemble anymore, she immediately severed her relationship with us and even turned against us. She is not a decent woman at all.”

“That’s right! When she first came to our home, I thought she was not simple!” Sherry echoed and made some rude remarks.

face darkened. He grabbed the ring

on the phone

a new boyfriend. No

a cold

said in a harsher tone, “That is right. Threw away all the things she touched at home. They would bring

new ones.” Jensen didn’t do anything. He looked around the bedroom and said to

then pulled his tie impatiently and went into the bedroom to pack up his

a sudden, and she was stunned for

things with new ones, didn’t we? Why does he get angry?” Sherry sat back on the sofa and muttered. “Gilda used

disliked her very much. Now Gilda had left, but Jensen didn’t allow others to touch things Gilda

thought, ‘What is wrong with him?‘

She noticed that Madeleine seemed to be unhappy. She walked over and tapped Sherry on the head. “Shut up! No one treats

tone. “Jensen has a fetish about cleanliness and doesn’t like others to touch his things. Don’t take it to your heart…”