Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

Damon's black Maybach pulled up next to Nyla's car, drawing their attention. Nyla frowned slightly, while Ryan looked at the car with a puzzled expression.

A moment later, Damon stepped out and walked toward them.

Ryan was startled. He had met Damon once before, back when he worked for Cyrus. Although he doubted Damon would remember him, he feared that all his previous efforts might be in vain and that his plans for his daughter's treatment abroad could unravel if Damon recognized him in front of Nyla.

With this in mind, he quickly turned to Nyla and said in a low voice, "Ms. Jayston, let's stay in touch."

Without waiting for her response, he swiftly turned and left.

As Ryan hurried away, Damon frowned but chose not to follow. Instead, he stopped beside Nyla's car and asked, "Who was that man standing by your car?"

He was certain he had seen that man somewhere before.

Nyla replied coolly, "Just someone asking for directions."

Damon didn't believe her. Who would come into an underground parking lot just to ask for directions?

Unfazed by his skepticism, Nyla headed toward the elevator.

Ryan's behavior today had been noticeably strange. He had insisted on meeting in person to hand over evidence.

himself, which seemed overly eager. This could indicate he was desperate to get justice for

thought, Damon suddenly grabbed her

us and accuses me of being a mistress, I won't be able to clear my name, no matter how many times I explain." Her indifference made Damon's gaze darken. It was clear she truly wanted to

that person before. Are you

him. If you don't believe me, you can check for yourself. I don't want to

then turned and walked toward the elevator, focusing on

her phone, clearly uninteres

the conversation

watched her cold, beautiful profile, Damon subconsciously

Nyla could still feel Damon's

be acting so

seemed to be moving slower than

she quickly

she left

...

he immediately called

Rebecca's condition coming along?" he

it's almost complete. I've obtained Ms. Austen's medical records, and she was indeed diagnosed with a terminal illness year ago. However, I found something unusual-her income is insufficient to cover her medical expenses, yet she has no debt. Investigating this will take