Love's Tangled Web by Donna Taylor

Chapter 486

Diana stormed out, too angry to think straight, barefoot and crying without a care for her image.

Aaron barked, “Fine, you can leave, but delete the stuff on your phone first!”

Hearing Aaron’s infuriating voice behind her, Diana stopped and took her phone out of her bag, handing it to Aaron.

Aaron quietly deleted the “stuff” from Diana’s phone and gave it back to her. Watching as Diana angrily walked away, he didn’t follow her. He bent down, picked up Diana’s high heels, and placed them in his car.

Aaron stood by his car, gazing down at a broken platinum diamond bracelet in his hand. It was the one Diana had worn today and had accidentally snapped during their tussle.

stared at the broken bracelet in his hand, feeling increasingly

said after she finally got Yvette and Quinlee to leave. Learning that Diana had already gone, she got into the car with her mind in a flurry.

floor, Ellie turned to Aaron and said, “You know what Diana’s temper is like. She can’t handle being provoked. We’ll figure out what to do about Mom’s medication

this for her own good. She’s so immature and impulsive; she’ll run out of luck sooner or later,” Aaron

locked her bedroom door and rushed

the two lines quickly appearing on the test strip, Ellie collapsed weakly beside the toilet, almost fainting. She was gripping the pregnancy test so tightly that her slender fingers turned white at the knuckles. Her face was equally pale, devoid

and each time the results were the same: her follicles were developing abnormally, and she couldn’t get pregnant. Ironically, she actually did get pregnant–with the child of a man she never wanted to see again in her

no guarantee she could ever get pregnant again. But if she kept the baby, she and Alex would be tied together for

hand shaking uncontrollably on the edge of the toilet. She stared blankly at the pregnancy test in her hand, her eyes empty and filled with endless

the next day. She tried to act normal, sitting next to Joanna and chatting with everyone. But her mind was