Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

Chapter 368

Clark's gaze was so intense it felt like it could burn a hole throught Jordyn.

Jordyn's hand trembled uncontrollably as she held the soup, nearly causing the bowl to fall to the floor. She was certain that if Clark weren't so badly injured, he would have gotten out of bed to strangle her and demand answers,

"C-Clark, I was just so scared... You used to love Nyla so much... I was afraid you might rekindle that old flame..." she stammered.

Clark sneered. "So, you decided to spill everything online without my permission? You went ahead and made our marriage public?"

His gaze, once tender, turned icy.

A wave of unfairness swelled inside Jordyn. If he hadn't been photographed hugging Nyla, she might not have been threatened by Rebecca or insulted as a mistress online.

The more she thought about it, the more wronged she felt.

She looked at him with tearful eyes and said, "If you weren't still involved with Nyla and had answered my calls, none of this would have happened! Besides, is there something shameful about us getting married? Why can't I make it public?" Clark's fury boiled over. He had never regretted anything more than marrying Jordyn right after divorcing Nyla, just to provoke her.

Do you know how the board

causing her face to pale as

stand looking at her any

workday ended, Nyla received another message from Ryan, asking her to meet near

taken aback.

he truly had evidence, it would be safer to use email or another method to avoid detection by

police, it was logical to suspect she might be under the Sumners' surveillance, making a face-to-face meeting risky. The more Nyla thought about it, the more something felt

could his real motive be for reaching out

remembered his daughter's illness

Pete to inquire about

Ryan was likely approaching her for money, but

to trial yet-it might not even go to trial, and it would be a long process. His daughter couldn't afford

be working for someone

message coldly. A few

other end, Ryan was thrilled to receive Nyla's response. She had

directly to the restaurant where she