My Ex-Husband Wants Me Back by Cheryl Moore
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Chapter 156
However, Isabella was determined to marry Jaxon.
The Jennings family had no choice.
Isabella used her tears and threats to make her family compromise.
Nonetheless, her father, Benjamin Jennings, still refused to give in.
He had long hoped for Vincent to become his son-in-law. He thought, Jaxon, that brat. He must have fooled my daughter. She wouldn’t have changed her mind so quickly otherwise, having vowed to only marry Vincent. That made him more certain that he could not allow Isabella to marry Jaxon.
To him, Jaxon was a nobody and was not good enough for his precious daughter, He believed Jaxon was only looking for a chance to start over by joining the Jennings family.
However, the Jennings/
would
perfect in-laws, the Sullivan family.
gain nothing from that. They would even lose the
Benjamin ordered, “Keep an eye on Isabella. Don’t let her leave her room without my permission.”
Several bodyguards dressed in black responded in unison. “Yes, Mr. Jennings.”
Thus, Isabella was grounded.
She was locked in her room every day. Only when it was time for her meals would someone open the door and deliver her delicious food.
However, Isabella was not in the mood to enjoy these delicacies.
The door would be locked right after the food was delivered. Enraged, she gave it a forceful push, and the food containers fell to the ground with a clatter.
The bodyguards in black were also troubled. They thought, ‘Ms. Jennings hasn’t eaten since yesterday. And now she’s breaking the food containers. What should we do?”
Isabella had always treated them well, so even though they were following orders, it pained them to do so.
In the room, Isabella was pacing around, restless. She was unable to find a way out.
card by refusing to eat. She wanted to make Benjamin feel
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Isabella refused to eat. ‘She’s been spoiled since
Regardless, she did not dare to go against Benjamin. So all she could do was watch helplessly as her daughter
Benjamin decided to meet
door to Isabella’s room and would constantly hear the sound of things breaking in there.
room was unusually quiet
though they found that odd, they reckoned she was probably tired
in.
expensive clothes out of her
brain all day, she decided to take a risk and climb out through
window.
she had fashioned out of her clothes onto her bed frame. Then, holding on to
was not very tall. Her room was on the
of shopping was something she was grateful for, as that was the reason she had enough clothes to make such
only stood watch at what they believed was the only exit. Isabella escaping through her window was not
first floor,
felt guilty for not being able to help Isabella back then, so
drove a car out while Isabella hid in
s cat.
odd or suspicious when they
like that, Isabella was
Benjamin and Jaxon
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smart man-he knew that Benjamin was ambitious. If he didn’t disclose. that he was related
He never expected Jaxon to be Thomas’ illegitimate
‘Even though this kid is an illegitimate child and not the son-in-law I would choose, I can settle for less. He’s not
done deal. Besides, she’s so determined that she’s even resisting by refusing to cat. As her father, I shouldn’t push her to the brink, especially since I
thought put Benjamin in a great
Isabella? Since her belly will get bigger, the sooner
Whose belly is getting bigger?’
wedding in two weeks. Also, you’re ultimately a member of the Sullivan family, so
taking an
from his subordinate informing him that
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