My Husband Is A Gary Stu

Chapter 378 I Should Give Her More Freedom

“Perhaps it’s best if I explain the situation.” The tall man wrapped his arm around Genevieve and looked right into Armand’s eyes. “I am Jack Valentine, the man Genev loves the most.” Armand narrowed his eyes. Steven, who had been witnessing everything in the car by the side of the road, was utterly shocked.

He even leaned toward the passenger seat to get a closer look through the side mirror. When he saw that a young man was hugging Genevieve, he was a little upset. Why have I never seen this guy before? Jack ran his fingers through Genevieve’s hair and played with it a little. He chuckled and said, “I’ve just arrived in Jadeborough, but Genev has told me everything about the two of you. Thank you for taking care of her all this time, Mr. Faulkner. Should you need anything in the future, please let me know. This is my number.” He took a name card out of his pocket and handed it to Armand. It was a simple name card with gold ink.

Orsi. Written in the center of the card were Jack’s name and phone number. Armand’s gaze swept past the name card, but he had no intention of taking it. He turned his attention to Genevieve.

With that, he turned around and left. When Steven, who had been watching the drama unfold, saw Armand approaching the car,

Mr. Faulkner?” That was a possible scenario because Armand had lied to Genevieve before. His actions had indirectly hurt her deeply. It had even caused her to lose two children. Hence, it was understandable that she hated him. “No.” Armand lowered his head. They were both men, so Armand could tell how Jack felt about Genevieve. The passion and warmth in his eyes when he looked at her was not an act. Hearing those words troubled Steven even more. Wait, if she didn’t hire that guy to get back at Mr. Faulkner, then what is actually going on now? Is she really in love with someone else? Perhaps it was because the invisible pressure in the car was getting too much. Steven spoke again. “Mr. Faulkner, why did you agree to divorce Mrs. Faulkner? You even waited there for so long.” In fact,