Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

Chapter 137

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Chapter 137

"Nyla, am I not giving you enough money? Why would you do something. like this?!" Clark demanded.

Nyla glanced at him, noting the unfamiliar fury in his eyes. She even suspected that if they weren't in a public setting, he might have grabbed her by the neck and demanded answers. She smiled. "Clark, you've really changed."

He used to trust her completely, but now he seemed to think she was capable of stealing from someone else. It appeared that when a person's heart changed, they also became blind to reality.

Taking the diamond necklace out of her bag, Nyla held it up for Jacqueline to see. "Ms. Rainford, take a good look. Is this your necklace? If I remember correctly, Ms. Hulle described your necklace's pendant as a swan encrusted with diamonds."

Under the light, the necklace Nyla held was a delicate heart-shaped pink diamond, clearly different from Erin's description. This was the

necklace Nyla had worn to the event.

in disbelief. "Impossible! My necklace must

with a smile. "Why don't you check

through it, pulling out everything inside. Despite several attempts, she still couldn't find her

nothing. How could

Nyla's smile

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must have hidden it somewhere else! Where

were the one who confidently claimed your necklace had a tracker and that the signal was coming from my bag. Now that you can't find it, you think it must be hidden elsewhere?" Nyla asked. "If you have a tracker, you should be able to locate the necklace, right? Why don't you

she tightened

planted her necklace in Nyla's bag to frame her,

grew disdainful. She was getting exactly what she deserved for trying to

in silence, and Nyla, maintaining a calm tone, asked, "Ms. Rainford, you promised that if your necklace wasn't in my bag, you would kneel and apologize, correct?" Jacqueline shouted,

been silent until now,

Tom-who had grown up with her as a childhood sweetheart and his first love-couldn't bear to see her humiliated in front of everyone. He turned to Clark and said, "Mr. Sumner, this is Jacqueline's fault. I

could respond, Nyla snickered and