How My Ex Became My Next

Chapter 44

Jensen couldn’t turn a blind eye and leave. He wanted to take Gilda away, whether she liked it or not.

However, as soon as Jensen arrived upstairs, he heard the news that Cheney was injured. Then he saw Gilda’s relaxed face and realized that he had been wrong about her.

Jensen’s chest seemed to be pierced through by something, and he felt pain.

Gilda’s sarcastic look was like a sharp whip on his face, which made Jensen unable to summon up the courage to walk over and even pretend to question.

‘Did I ever trust Gilda?‘ he wondered.

It seemed that Jensen had failed to trust Gilda in their marriage.

Gilda walked out of the hotel. The doctors came down from the ambulance and ran inside the hotel with a stretcher.

Gilda called the butler and asked him to send a car. Then she caught a glimpse of Jensen beside her.

“I’ll give you a ride.” Jensen’s tone was flat, but he still meant to get her permission.

Gilda’s eyes were full of coldness. “No, I don’t want to dirty your car, Mr. Harrington,” she said.

“I was wrong about what happened just now.” Jensen’s voice was full of frustration. “I apologize to you on behalf of Sherry and Madeleine for what they did to you.”

Gilda stepped back with a cold expression of refusal and said, “No need.”

“You’ve been so tired these three years. Why didn’t you tell me?” Jensen asked.

Jensen didn’t know anything until Gilda left him. He even needed to think twice about his tone before he asked the question.

“Mr. Harrington, you’re really annoying. It’s been so long. What’s the use

late for Jensen to try to make

came to pick Gilda up in a Porsche and she left without looking back

lost in

Gilda was lying on the

Cheney and sent it to the

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Meg: [Honey, you slay!]

Meg: [You are still so good at fighting after

pig is so disgusting.

Dada: [Then shall I delete it?]

disgust

and be a photographer

[Honey, you’re as powerful as

in the group chat immediately became excited. They didn’t expect

exquisite jewelry pieces had become highly coveted

[Vicky! You never talk in the

holding an exhibition in Peline. I’ll go back to Allath in a few

also there. Have you contacted

the message, Vicky disappeared

[CALL ME IF YOU NEED ME.]

down the phone. She wouldn’t take Vicky’s attitude seriously since they were

to be so alarmed as soon as she