The unwanted wife’s unexpected comeback

Chapter 1390

Chapter 1390:

His words left Scarlette speechless.

“This matter is between me and the Reed family. It doesn’t concern you. Go back to sleep,” Caden commanded, rising from his seat.

Returning to the master bedroom, Caden stood at the window, his gaze fixed on the scene below.

Kenji remained stationed by his car, his stance suggesting he’d wait until the end of time if necessary.

Alicia observed the same sight. “How long do you intend to leave him out there?” she asked quietly.

“Until he freezes,” Caden replied.

Alicia cast a knowing glance at her husband. “Scarlette will worry herself sick long before that happens.”

Caden’s troubled expression deepened.

this world knowing how to love,” Alicia mused softly. “You can’t condemn him forever for one mistake. Even if you dismiss

license to play with Scarlette’s emotions like a toy? One minute he’s booking a hotel room, the next he’s

“Someone I know did far

temple throbbed visibly. “Why drag up ancient history when

with mischief. “I merely mentioned ‘someone.’ Are you perhaps volunteering yourself

suddenly at

one final glance at Kenji’s steadfast figure before turning toward their bed. “You men always play the sympathy card after you’ve made a mess

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words nearly gave Caden a heart attack as he hurried after her.

for Scarlette, go share your expertise with Kenji. Teach him that proper groveling requires more effort than just standing around. Tell him he needs to drink himself sick and cough up blood at our doorstep—now that would be a

been kept waiting for over a week before he finally got to

just about mending the rift between their families—it was Kenji’s only chance to win back Scarlette. He was young and impulsive, but not foolish.

casually flipped through the “tokens of sincerity” Kenji

what stood out most was the Reed family genealogy. It was as if Kenji wanted to compress centuries of his family’s loyalty and good standing into a single gesture, hoping it would convince