The Heir's Secret Bride

Chapter

402

As soon as Maeve finished speaking, the atmosphere in the ward visibly froze.

Byron keenly noticed the abnormality in her emotions. His handsome face gradually darkened, and his frown deepened. "It's my problem to make you have such an illusion, but I need to correct something. Even though we're divorced, I've always treated you as my wife. I won't equate such insulting words like bed partner with you."

Maeve's eyelashes trembled slightly. She was almost convinced by his words, but she still hardened her heart. "I don't think this has anything to do with what I'm saying. Maybe you're just used to me being by your side, and that's not what I want." "So, you plan to break up with me?" Byron's voice turned cold.

Maeve did not answer. She only took half a step back. "I need some time to think about how I should view our relationship."

With that, she suppressed the sorrow in her heart and turned to leave.

Byron followed the footsteps in the direction she left. It was as if there was a layer of black clouds around him, and even the light in the room seemed to have become gloomy.

He knew exactly what Maeve wanted. It was just that he couldn't give it to her now.

After leaving the hospital, Maeve had yet to calm down from the cold wind when she suddenly received a call from the Mcdaniel family's.

The servant told her that Gilbert had been talking about her recently. He wanted to call her over for a meal, but he was afraid of disturbing her work. Recently, he had been in low spirits and had eaten very little dinner. Maeve felt a little guilty. She had been too busy recently to visit Grandpa Gilbert.

She had originally planned to stay behind to accompany Byron tonight, but she did not expect things to turn out like this.

It couldn't really be considered a quarrel. From beginning to end, they were both very rational, even when they were having an argument.

However, whenever she thought that Byron was willing to be completely honest with Serena, an outsider, but refused to face the problems together with her.

She just couldn't be rational. She had even almost blurted out the word 'breakup' just now.

Retracting her thoughts, Maeve asked the servant if Gilbert was resting now. If not, she would go over now.

After getting a negative answer, Maeve went to the shop to buy some gifts and drove to the Mcdaniel family's old residence.

The car suddenly stopped halfway up the mountain.

Maeve

saw that something

unbuckled the seatbelt and got out of the car to

by the roadside had fallen. Although it was not big, she couldn't drag it

the Mcdaniel family when she felt a sudden pain on the back of her neck. Before she could turn around, she collapsed to the ground and her phone fell to the ground. After an unknown

mixed with a cold wind that pulled her back from the boundless

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The back of her neck was still aching. She was swaying as if she were sitting on a rocking cart. She was dizzy and uncomfortable. ...Roller?' Maeve felt

actually

of as a roller was actually a small, narrow boat. It was also very run-down. There was even water seeping in, making her legs clammy and cold. She was afraid that it wouldn't be long before she sank

she recalled the attack she had received from behind before

but Henry's goal was the jewelry. He might not kill her

who could it

to paddle the boat with the slurry. At the very least,

the problem was that she was surrounded by water and could not see where the

touch the blue diamond bracelet on her hand. Due to its size, there was no active distress device on the bracelet. Unless Will happened to be looking at his phone and noticed that there was something abnormal with her physical condition, an alarm would

take them at least an hour

almost

barely raise her hand, a moving black dot appeared in front of

was in her throat. She used the last bit of

Maeve's boat and arrived in front of

actually a private

boat was about to sink, and the water reached Maeve's waist. She quickly raised her hands

her, and the yacht

she went into the water now she

could not catch

away, her heart was gradually devoured by despair. She