The President’s Mistake A Tale of Love and Regret

Chapter 512 When the Past Meets the Present

Nathaniel's brow furrowed deeply, his eyes narrowing as he confronted Hudson's audacious remark. "What do you mean?" he demanded, a sharp edge to his

voice.

Koen and Ozzy exchanged uneasy glances, their expressions a mixture of concern and disbelief. They understood the gravity of the situation and were worried that Hudson's reckless comment might provoke Nathaniel further.

It was well-known that criticizing Mrs. Morgan in Nathaniel's presence was dangerous, but Hudson's words crossed a significant line. The air in the room grew tense, as if a storm was brewing.

"Please! If you want to bring about your own downfall, don't drag everyone else down with you. This is highly unethical."

Koen interjected, attempting to defuse the situation. His tone was laced with urgency, as he knew that Nathaniel's temper could be volatile.

Nathaniel, however, seemed to take Hudson's words seriously. He fixed a cold stare on him and demanded, "Go on."

Keep going?

Koen and Ozzy exchanged glances toward the door, wondering if they could make a quick exit if Nathaniel lost his temper.

Hudson, feeling somewhat off today, likely due to the Luna situation, seemed to be in a bad mood, as was Nathaniel. Their conflicting emotions, combined with the topic of discussion about women, had created a rather strange atmosphere.

Hudson, undeterred by the mounting tension, continued with a hint of arrogance, "A woman shouldn't be indulged. Look at Mrs. Morgan now she's becoming increasingly arrogant and taking you for granted."

He raised his chin defiantly. "There's an old saying: 'The tighter you hold onto sand, the more it slips through your fingers.' You need to give each other space. Overindulgence only leads to entitlement."

Hudson, known for his playboy ways, spoke with an air of expertise on the subject.

His demeanor was a blend of nonchalance and disdain, a sentiment only he seemed brave enough to express toward Nathaniel. His comments were reckless but carried a twisted form of logic.

He continued, "Mrs. Morgan thinks she's the only one you care about. She's got you wrapped around her finger. She believes she's irreplaceable and can treat you however she wants."

he absorbed Hudson's words. The sense of betrayal and

to make her feel threatened; create some competition. If she realizes you're not exclusively hers, it'll stir her emotions. She'll likely come back to

remarks, the other

as Nathaniel wrestled with his feelings, caught

feelings for Freya, was desperate for

feigned ignorance. "What do you mean by

making

"Absolutely. Look at Mrs. Morgan now. She's been openly involved with other men, and yet you're still pampering her. If I were you, I'd find some attractive women and flaunt them in front

already submitted the divorce papers. What

weak question. His reaction seemed to highlight

you afraid of her? A divorce agreement means nothing. She can't get

and a flicker

the divorce papers, it still requires your

already torn them up!" Nathaniel

silent, sensing the gravity of

clapped Nathaniel on the back, saying, "That's

if she decides to sue me?" Nathaniel

lawsuits. Even if she does, there's a cooling-off period for divorces. We can make Mrs. Morgan regret ever trying to leave," Hudson replied

back in his chair as if a weight had been lifted off

only encouraged her to push boundaries. The audacity to even

and pointed to the door. "You

winced but said nothing, feeling like a disposable tool. He

less significant than a disposable

Freya, shaken by Nathaniel's

ready. She dressed him in a brand-new sports outfit that iga was a bit too large for

the East Saeville Nursing Home. Mandy, who