Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

Chapter 68

Nyla felt like she was listening to a joke. She had never seen a husband embrace his mistress and order his wife to apologize to the mistress.

"Do you think she deserves it?" she asked incredulously

Tears welled up in Jordyn's eyes as she clutched Clark's sleeve, choking out, "Clark, please don't make things difficult for Ms. Jayston. It's my fault. As long as it calms her down, she can treat me however she

wants."

Clark gave Jordyn a cold glance. "Shut up."

Sensing Clark's anger, Jordyn trembled uncontrollably, lowered her gaze, and said nothing more.

Watching them embrace, Nyla felt only mockery. Was this what Clark had meant by having nothing to do with Jordyn? Was he taking Nyla for a fool?

Unable to bear watching further, Nyla hastily stuffed her belongings into her bag and turned to leave.

"Stop!" Clark yelled.

Footsteps echoed behind her, and the next moment, a large hand grabbed her wrist.

could react, Clark pulled

strong, causing

tried to shake him off, his grasp on her wrist was like a vice,

he dragged her into the stairwell and backed her against the wall that he forced her to look up at him

do you still have any feelings for

sadness on Nyla's face, even the slightest hint. Unfortunately, the result disappointed him. She showed neither anger nor sadness, only At that moment, his heart felt like it was being squeezed, the unbearable pain spreading

lack of explanation, what he found even

seeing Clark's red eyes, Nyla's expression flashed with scorn.

pinched her chin, forcing her to look up at him. "If you don't have any feelings left, it's okay. We still have a lifetime ahead, and there will

anger. How could he expect her to love him as before while he

you

had only wanted a divorce, to get what rightfully

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had gone

darkened. "Even if I disgust you, I won't let you leave. Nyla,

lifetime... Once such a beautiful term for them, now felt

turned around, about to tell her to leave, but he abruptly noticed her pale face, and his gaze