Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

When Wren heard that the compensation could amount to hundreds of millions, her face went pale with fear, and she nearly fainted.

She recalled that when she married Harrison, his pharmaceutical company was valued at about that amount. How could a few leaked data points now be worth the same?

Walking out of the police station in a daze, Wren felt lost, unsure where to go or whom to turn to. If Gabriel ended up in prison, his life would be ruined!

She deeply regretted not preventing him from returning to the country. At least things wouldn't have escalated to this point.

Wait, Nyla!

As Wren considered that all this trouble began because of Nyla, anger flared in her eyes.

She took a cab to Nyla's place and pounded on the door, but there was no response.

Wren tried calling her, but the call remained ongoing, indicating that Nyla had likely blocked her number. Frustrated, she gave up and returned to the hospital to inform Harrison of the situation.

Harrison sided with Nyla. "This is Gabriel's fault. Nyla isn't

you serious? If it weren't for her association

to yell, "So, just because Nyla is your daughter, you take her side? I understand now-no matter how well I treat you or how well Gabriel treats you, to you, Nyla is always the real

darkened due to her unreasonable stance. "Do you think the people at Prospectus Technology and the police are fools? If Gabriel

at him with disappointment. "Harrison, I've spent years taking care of you, and now that Gabriel is in trouble, you can't even offer a word of comfort. I'm done with you. If Gabriel's situation doesn't improve, we're getting a divorce!" With that, she

with a grim expression but

that night, Nyla received a call from the hospital. "Ms. Jayston, we're currently unable to reach Mrs. Jayston. Your father is alone at the hospital and

right after Gabriel's

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considered this for a moment and replied, "I understand. I'll arrange for a caregiver to go over

hanging up, Nyla promptly contacted a caregiver. She signed a six-month contract and

was deeply disappointed in Harrison after her last visit and