Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

Nyla and Damon came from entirely different worlds. At present, his interest in her seemed like just a fleeting impulse. He would eventually grow tired of her.

It was better to avoid the pain of abandonment than to start something that would inevitably end in disappointment.

After all, she wasn't an 18-year-old girl who might naively believe that Damon would marry her. Given his background, he would surely choose a partner of equal standing in the future.

Nyla didn't want the stigma of having seduced her husband's uncle, nor did she want to suffer another blow to her love life.

She pushed her inappropriate thoughts aside and headed to the bathroom for a shower.

Just as she was about to go to bed, her phone suddenly rang. Seeing it was Clark, she hesitated for a moment before answering.

"Nyla, I heard you called the police and had Dad arrested?" Clark's voice was filled with disbelief as if Nyla had committed a heinous crime.

out a light laugh, her eyes flashing with

do that? You know Dad only had you abducted

you can say such shameless things with such confidence. Are you sure he

she might already be dead at

How could he really want to hurt you? Besides, I'm disabled now because I tried to save

know, your legs don't seem to be disabled. Why don't you go ahead

regret saving you that day." Nyla sneered, no longer interested in arguing. She cut to the chase. "Don't pretend to be so noble. The car accident at the courthouse was arranged by you and your dad. Your dad kidnapped me because you urged me several times to delete those pieces

evidence. If you don't want to end up in trouble with your dad, come to the courthouse tomorrow

for Clark's reaction, she

his phone, his face dark with fury. He couldn't believe that Nyla knew everything. Was he really just a fool in her eyes these past few days? Beside him, Jordyn was startled by his terrifying expression and trembled as she asked, "Clark... What's wrong? Is it that Nyla won't let

"Get out!" Clark shouted.

in fear. Clark was too frightening at