Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

Chapter 730

Ruby shook her head, lowering it in guilt. “Nyla, I’m sorry. I didn’t sleep well last night… I promise I won’t make any mistakes this afternoon.”

Seeing Ruby’s exhaustion and the dark circles under her eyes, Nyla realized she truly hadn’t rested well, so she didn’t scold her further. “Alright, go get some lunch and take a good rest.”

“Okay, thank you. I’ll finish organizing the documents and then head out,” Ruby replied.

Nyla didn’t say anything more and left the office, heading to the top floor to find Damon.

Not long after Nyla left, Ruby’s phone started ringing. Seeing the number flashing on the screen, her face went pale, and she didn’t pick up.

The calls kept coming like an ominous reminder.

She grabbed her phone, intending to block the number, but hesitated at the last moment.

her phone rang again. She took a deep breath and answered, “I sent you all the money I had last

if we don’t repay by midnight, they’ll cut off one of his hands. Only you can help him. Can you really just watch him die?” Margaret Tinnin, Ruby’s mother, said, her voice sharp

like a knife to Ruby’s heart, leaving her wounded and

out after middle school to work and earn money for his tuition. If it hadn’t been for her grandmother’s strong opposition, she wouldn’t have

had paid for all her university expenses herself by working part–time jobs, with no help from her family. At her lowest, she had only a

she never felt bitter because she knew her life would have been far more miserable if she had

she wasn’t working, she studied hard, aiming for scholarships as her

her parents see value in her education. A master’s degree

her grandmother, her parents would arrange blind dates for her or ask how much she would earn in the future. They hoped

as to tie her up and send her to a man’s room. If she hadn’t fought back with all her strength, she would have

half her salary home once she started working, and

tricked her into giving them all her savings again. Some parents they

and you took it all to pay his gambling debt. You lied, saying it was for Grandma’s medical bills. If she hadn’t called me when she had the chance, would you have ever told me the

do? He’s my son, the future of our family. Do you want me to just watch him get beaten to death? Ruby,