Mr. Sallow's Sinful Wife by Maisie Chasey

Chapter 13 Did Nancy Had an Accident?

“What kind of deal?”

“You want money, and I want that bracelet. I’ll buy it for 1.4 million,” Madelline blurted out.

“You want to pay 1.4 million?” Nancy chuckled. “This bracelet is worth 14 million. You’re asking me to make a loss on this deal.”

Madelline steeled herself and gritted her teeth, saying, “Fine, 14 million it is.”

Of course, this is too expensive for her. However, as long as she could buy that bracelet and marry Nicholas, she would take it even if it cost 140 million. You need to take risks to succeed.

“I didn’t hear that wrong, did I? A few days ago, my mother-in-law mentioned that you’re no longer in favor. I’m curious. Where did you suddenly get this 14 million?”

“Don’t worry about that. I’ll get you the money,” Madelline replied impatiently.

Nancy tucked the jade bracelet back into her clothing and discreetly glanced at the “divorce agreement” in Madelline’s hand.

“I won’t sell the jade bracelet no matter how much you offer. Moreover, I appreciate Ms. Madelline’s well-intentioned reminder. According to our country’s marriage laws, requesting equal division of assets during a divorce is possible. I should create a new divorce agreement to separate the property between me and Nicholas.”

“What did you say?”

Madelline clenched her fists, finding what she had just heard almost unbelievable.

Nancy had become excessively audacious. She wanted more than small gains.

“Stop right there, Nancy! You’re broke. What gives you the right to demand a split of Nicholas” assets?”

Seeing Nancy leave, Madelline chased after her emotionally in her wheelchair.

Soon, they arrived at the entrance of the hospital.

The street outside the gate was bustling with traffic.

There were many people, and the vehicles constantly moved back and forth.

Madelline was solely focused on chasing after Nancy, frantically propelling her wheelchair and racing after her at high speed.

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Suddenly, a car approached from the right, and it was too late. She and her wheelchair were blocking the middle of the road.

Bang!

The wheelchair was instantly overturned as it was hit, and Madelline fell to the ground.

When Nancy heard the noise and turned around, she saw Madelline and her overturned wheelchair.

quickly turned back to go

medical personnel quickly arrived and wheeled Madelline into

was Madelline’s phone, with warm blood splatters, emitting

barely picked it up before she covered her mouth and began to vomit uncontrollably.

had emptied her stomach, almost bringing up bile, that she

car and glared at Nancy, grumbling, “Hey! Are you

was about to speak up and deny it when the man continued, “I was driving perfectly within. the

her with your car and must wait for the

impatient and pushed Nancy aside. “You’re annoying! I’ve already said it’s her fault.

I have other

her, got into

the strong smell of alcohol on

he dared to

of the license plate number and the man’s physical appearance, Nancy immediately went to

didn’t have time to argue with this man here. Now, Madelline’s

thing

If Madeline died.

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bear to imagine it.

indeed despise her if something happened to

brightly lit. Nancy glanced at it, feeling her legs go

weak.

bag, intending to find a wet tissue to wipe away the bloodstains on her phone. Still, for some reason, her hands

her bag for three minutes

tissues.

wet tissue, tearing it open to wipe off the blood from her

a deep breath and dialed

from the other end, gentle

“I’m Nancy.”

Why do you have

breath, she continued, “Madelline had a car accident, and she’s currently under rescue. You need to come quickly!”

me the

“Lilypad Hospital.”

the call, Nancy felt like all the strength had drained from her

like

consistently held the “ideal woman” role in her husband’s affections due to her promiscuous lifestyle and adept scheming,

wished for Madelline to

was crouched on the ground, looking messy and waiting. Her belongings

going on? Why are you two together?”

slightly messy, and he

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he climbed the stairs to

and thought I