The Road to Rebirth Her Fresh Start and His Late Sorrow by Helena R. Bates

Chapter 53

The henchman didn't dare utter a word, and Hayley, lounging on the couch, lifted her head in sheer disbelief. She must have heard wrong.

Nancy had sold the "Only You" and her wedding ring again! That was the second time!

Cyrus was on the brink of insanity, especially with his chest feeling like it was about to explode with anger. "Find her. Find out where Nancy has gone!" he bellowed.

Shaken by Cyrus' fury, the henchman quickly responded, "Yes, and about the 'Only You' and the wedding ring..."

"Of course, go to the auctioneer and get them back. Do I need to spell everything out for you?" Cyrus snarled before abruptly ending the call.

The thought of Nancy leaving home and daring to sell the wedding ring and "Only You" was too much. She had crossed the line! How could she trample on his feelings like that?

Seeing Cyrus fuming, Hayley quickly went over, tenderly taking his hand. "Cyrus, don't be mad. Nancy didn't think straight. Just wait until we find her, and you can gently persuade her to come home." Cyrus' eyes were bloodshot with anger, but hearing Hayley's words, he found a shard of reason and squeezed her hand back.

"I don't know how to sweet-talk Nancy. If only she could be as gentle as you." His voice dripped with anger and dissatisfaction.

leaned against Cyrus' shoulder, softly saying, "Just take it slow with Nancy. You're such

wrapped his arms around Hayley, his irritation evident.

Nancy had become arrogant. If she couldn't learn to be humble, she couldn't blame him for finally giving

woke up again, she was still in Judson's embrace. The scent of sandalwood on Judson instantly cleared

more was Judson's arm tightly wrapped around her waist and his leg assertively

clothes, she could feel the warmth of his body and the contours of his muscles. Nancy's heart raced uncontrollably, her cheeks flushing as she struggled to push Judson away.

sleep, Judson lazily opened his eyes, and seeing Nancy with her cheeks flushed and eyes wide, he couldn't help

to kiss Nancy

went blank, and she kicked Judson off the bed

Judson landed on

at Nancy with a

kiss me!" Nancy was not pleased, vigorously wiping the spot where Judson

few and far between. And there she was, having known Judson for barely two days, and he had kissed her. How could

it to appease her. "Nancy, you have no

seeing his 'puppy dog'

help it, you have