Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

Chapter 894

"I never said you didn't contribute, but your mother kept bothering my dad after the divorce and caused him to fall down the stairs. We need to settle this once and for all." Nyla's voice was icy as she glared at Gabriel.

If it hadn't been for Wren stirring things up back then, Nyla wouldn't have had such a strained relationship with her father.

Now, even though they were divorced, Wren still greedily wanted the demolition compensation. Wasn't that shameless?

Gabriel clenched his fists. His eyes filled with sorrow as he met her gaze. "This incident was indeed my mom's fault. I'll apologize on her behalf, and she will go to the hospital to apologize to your father. As for his medical and nutritional expenses, I will take full responsibility."

Nyla's expression remained stern. "That's what you should do, and I won't let her off easily. I've handed the footage to the police. If my dad was pushed by her, I'll definitely press charges!"

Her tone was resolute, offering no room for negotiation.

Gabriel fell silent for a moment, then quietly said, "Don't worry. If my mom really did it on purpose, I won't protect her."

Nyla didn't believe him not at all. After all, Wren was his mother, and it was clear where his loyalties lay.

"You better mean what you say," she replied sharply.

conversation, Nyla turned and walked past

Damon were left in the hall. The two exchanged glances of mutual disdain, the

bothered to greet Damon and simply

just need to wait for the police to notify us about

hummed in

reached over and gently smoothed the creases. "Don't worry. I'll make sure your dad is taken care of. When you have time, you can visit

she wasn't a professional and wouldn't be able to care for him as

She nodded.

two left the police

watched their black Cayenne disappear into the distance, his eyes darkened,

than half an

from the police station, her

got into Gabriel's car and

do those police

countless times I didn't push him, yet they

she realized Gabriel had been

him now. Since his return from overseas, she had found him harder to read. Sometimes, just one cold