Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

"Dad, Mom, it's getting late. Nyla can stay here with me. You should head home and get some rest. Come back tomorrow morning," Clark said.

Cindy had initially wanted to stay and care for Clark, but upon realizing that his condition was caused by Nyla, she agreed to Clark's request. "Alright. I'll come back tomorrow."

After they left, Nyla turned to Damon. "Uncle Damon, thank you for today. You should go home and rest. Let me walk you out."

Damon frowned, his demeanor growing colder. "You're exhausted too. I'll arrange for a caregiver to come soon. I'll take you home." "No. I'll stay here to take care of him tonight," Nyla insisted.

Understanding her stubbornness, Damon nodded after a few seconds of silence. "Alright."

He turned and walked toward the door, and Nyla got up to see him off.

When she returned, she noticed Clark's expression had changed slightly. Pretending not to notice, she sat down by the bedside.

After a long silence, Clark finally spoke. "Nyla, can you stop being so cold toward me?"

Nyla looked at him calmly. "Clark, I'm grateful for what you did, but things can't go back to how they were."

Clark's face fell, and he forced a smile. "You still want a divorce, don't you?"

Nyla nodded. "Yes. I'm not giving up on the idea of divorce, but I'll take care of you until you recover."

know that's not what I want," Clark

your father did to my family, how can I just ignore everything and stay

soften because he had saved her, but he was mistaken. She had always been

...

Cindy arrived with

said, "I'm going to rest at home now.

sneered. "How can you sleep

she left, she could still hear Cindy cursing her. Nyla

parked nearby. She tried to ignore it, but he got out and stopped her. "I'll

Damon, there's no need. I can take a cab," Nyla

or I'll help

seconds of silence, she opened the passenger

way home, neither of

car

of the apartment complex, Damon turned to find Nyla still dost in thought. His

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said, "Uncle Damon, I

looked at her. Her

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