Regretting the Wife He Threw Away

Chapter 330

He looked up at Briony again, his gaze steady. "Name your terms. What do I have to do for you to come home with our daughter?"

"If you really insist on us coming back," Briony took a deep breath, her voice frosty, "then press charges against Rosita and make sure she goes to prison."

"I can't do that."

"Then there's nothing left to discuss." Briony's tone was icy and final. "Unless your son comes back to life, I'm done making compromises for you."

"I promised Randolph I would look after Rosita. I can't go back on my word. But," Stewart hesitated, "I can promise you this-whatever happens with Rosita from now on, I won't get involved."

The implication was clear: if Briony wanted to do anything to Rosita, he wouldn't stand in her way.

In other words, he wasn't going to shield Rosita anymore.

Briony understood-this was the biggest concession Stewart could make right

now.

"Stewart, you'd better keep your word."

to you

a cold laugh. "As if you haven't schemed against

Stewart met her eyes, his expression

to Northborough," Briony said coolly, "but I'm not moving into Southcreek

Stewart frowned. "Why not?"

going back there." Her

Manor, we can move

Stewart wouldn't

that holding a grudge isn't going to solve anything. I gave you my

lips

the Pearbrook neighborhood, right?" Stewart said. "Four years ago, I bought a riverside

we'll

Briony still didn't respond.

there's anything else you want, now's

fine. But Irwin isn't

told you, I'll treat both kids equally. I'm not asking you to

are..." Briony let out a

wonder if your son knew you were forcing