Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

Clark was visibly agitated, his eyes reddened, and he nearly slammed the report in Nyla's face. Nyla pushed him away, her expression filled with disgust. "What does it have to do with you?"

"Whose child is it? No, wait... You were supposed to be infertile. How could you be pregnant?" Clark demanded.

His anger slowly shifted to confusion, and then to a hint of suspicion.

Nyla grabbed the report back from him. "This is my business. What does it have to do with you?"

"Of course it matters! If you hadn't been unable to conceive for three years, and if the checkup hadn't shown you were infertile, we wouldn't have ended up like this!" Clark exclaimed.

Nyla was infuriated by his shamelessness. "Clark, don't use my infertility as an excuse for your affair. Even if I am pregnant, it doesn't excuse your cheating. And since the report said I was infertile, but I'm pregnant, you'd better get yourself checked too, so you don't end up mistakenly thinking you're the father."

"Say that again?!" Clark growled, his gaze cold and menacing, as if he might choke Nyla at any moment.

Nyla pushed him away and said in a detached tone, "Clark, we're divorced now. Whether I'm pregnant or not has nothing to do with you. Don't come around trying to make yourself relevant!"

As she turned to leave, Clark blocked her path. He looked down at her, his teeth clenched. "Is the baby my uncle's?"

crossed Nyla's eyes. "What does it matter

is Uncle Damon's, you still can't use this baby to get into the

the Sumners is such a great thing? When I married you, I

you expect

divorce was only because she had latched onto someone

have

it or not

stop me

dare to do anything to me, you'll face the

QUMS

severe repercussions from Damon. With only

past him and left. He didn't follow, but his face

the sofa and

still couldn't believe she

worse. Her main focus was preparing for graduate school, not on marriage or children. Keeping the baby would mean a dramatic change in her life. Given her current situation, terminating the pregnancy seemed like the best option. Yet, for some reason, she struggled