Please Give Me Another Chance Mrs Hamilton

Chapter 423

Nadine was still reeling from the shock of everything that had happened that

night. Brad, who was always high and mighty, had just told her that he could give up on Jean for her.

There was a time when all she ever wanted was for Brad to stay away from Jean and focus on building a life with her. Even if love wasn't part of the equation, she thought their connection alone would be enough to keep them together for a lifetime.

However, as soon as she heard Brad say he could give up on Jean, her mind became crystal clear. Brad was head over heels for Jean-there was no way he could turn his back on her.

Nadine had been too stunned to react, and her mind went blank. But now, she had finally come to her senses.

As expected, a leopard never changes its spots. She hadn't done anything, yet Brad had already labeled her a cheater. The nerve of him! He was the real cheater here, yet he still had the gall to point fingers at her.

in rapid-fire. "You've just made me realize how intelligent I am. It's obvious you're not just visually impaired but also intellectually challenged! You make so much money, why can't

break it to you, but your brain's playing tricks on you. You think you're always right, which is straight-up hysteria! You're unwell, and I seriously suggest you get it

Had that given Brad the impression that she was easy to mess with? If she could

and listening to Nadine give Brad a piece of her mind. He then walked over to the door and gave Nadine a round of

you're my spokesperson. The next time need to roast someone, I'm bringing you along

stubborn as a mule. It was obvious he cared deeply about Nadine, yet he still acted like he didn't need her and couldn't care

admit that he missed and cared for her? Was it that humiliating to admit he

grin from ear to ear as he watched Nadine give Brad an earful. It felt as if all the tension

hand had turned red, he didn't feel the least bit sorry for him. Men who

outsider, Tyler could see the situation for what it was—but he wasn't