Mr. Sallow's Sinful Wife by Maisie Chasey
Chapter 221
Chapter 221 Christian Learns About Nancy’s Divorce
After seeing Nancy off in the car, Christian turned and walked back.
As he reached the front door of his home, he noticed Luciana leaning against the gate, calmly looking at him.
“Was it Nicholas who picked her up?”
Although it was a question, Luciana’s tone was certain.
“Do you know him?”
“There are only two cars like that in the whole city. One is at the Sallow Residence, and the other one I gave you on your birthday. You thought it was too flashy, so you usually keep it in the garage. If it weren’t for the dust gathering on it, I wouldn’t have driven it out.”
Christian understood. “What are you trying to say?”
Luciana raised an eyebrow.
Unable to hide it any longer, she approached and grabbed his clothes directly. “Are you playing hide and seek with me? You’re a bit too naive. I’ve seen through your thoughts a thousand times.”
“Well, keep it to yourself then and pretend you don’t know,” Christian said.
Luciana looked at him and responded in a cool tone, “That birthday party at the Sallows and the late- night request for me to contact a gynecology professor was all for her, right?”
Christian looked up at the moonlit sky and remained silent.
“Now that her husband has come and they’re all lovey-dovey and sweet, you come back all crestfallen?”
“Lucie…” He got angry but suppressed his anger as he muttered, “I just want some peace.”
She suddenly punched him. “Christian, you are my brother. What are you hesitating about? So what if it’s the Sallows? The Zayns have never been afraid of anyone, not even the Sallows. If you like her, go after her. How would she know if you stay here alone and don’t say anything?”
“Lucie…” Christian looked at her again, and his gaze was filled with deep sadness. “They are husband and wife. Are you encouraging me to break up their marriage?”
“They’re not. I found out that they got divorced a month ago. Since that girl is already single, you should have the right to fair competition.”
Luciana, disbelief coloring his eyes. “Lucie,
and tell you responsibly that she
Christian to be ecstatic. However,
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“Lucie, thank you for understanding. I thought you
I mind that she has been married, or mind that she had a miscarriage? Silly boy, why would I mind if you really like her and love her? Besides, most girls have been in relationships, so why should they remain pure and marry you? I’m not that old- fashioned. I have never cared about who
in Christian’s eyes
happiness in his life was having a sister who treated
Later, it was his sister who stepped in and stood against all opposition to let him join
all of the Zayns’ businesses, transforming from a carefree heiress into a
his dreams
in hand,
two siblings come in, Bella got up while still wearing a gentle smile. “You’re back so
a bit regretful that she
woman’s. “Mom, I know you’re eager for a daughter-in-law, but
you?”
Those who are the same
to support Bella and said, “Mom, don’t say these
me. Do you like that
just friends,” he replied.
about your relationship. I’m asking
me serve you some. Come and have a sip Luciana immediately scooped a bowl of soup
all your fault, you’ve spoiled hum since he was little
You ve spoiled hum just as much How can you say
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at a
hugged Bella. “Mom, don’t worry. I promise you that Christian will definitely find a beautiful, gentle,
it when you
Nancy had just
wall, where they kissed passionately for several minutes. It left her weak and almost powerless. Only then did he
he smiled contentedly.
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