The Wrong Woman

"If it's a gift, why not accept it?" Mila whispered.

Gregory quickly took the check, looking unsure of his next move.

Once his money was accepted, Oakley assumed the issue was settled. He took Yulia's hand and began to leave the ward, saying, "Well, I'll leave with Yulia for now."

Still feeling resentful, Yulia glanced back and shot Imogen a glare as they departed.

The ward fell silent. Feeling uneasy, Gregory and Carol exchanged anxious glances.

"Nate, we can't go easy on them," Mila whispered.

Nathan smiled knowingly. He took Mila's hand, gently caressed it, and said quietly, "Don't worry. I'll ensure our in-laws get the justice they deserve."

Mila nodded, feeling reassured. Gregory and Carol, who were listening nearby, felt deeply moved and grateful.

Since Gregory was injured and confined to bed, the meeting between Jasper's and Imogen's parents ended earlier than expected. After saying goodbye to their parents, Jasper and Imogen headed home.

On their way home, Jasper felt a weight settling in his chest. As they entered their house, he abruptly hugged Imogen from behind, catching her off guard. She stiffened and asked anxiously, "What's the matter?"

Closing his eyes, Jasper rested his forehead against her shoulder and said with genuine remorse, "I'm sorry, Imogen."

"Why apologize?" Imogen asked.

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whispered, "Are you still worried that I might be considering a

at the sudden mention of "divorce." He froze, and his heart

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don't. I'm committed

sigh of relief and murmured, "Imogen, I'll always