Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

Chapter 907

Wren staggered slightly, her face filled with disbelief. She opened her mouth, but in the end, no words came.

A flash of irritation crossed Harrison's eyes.

It was she who had insisted on the divorce, yet now she was acting pitiful. No matter the situation, it was never her fault-always someone else's.

Nyla stood up, her cold gaze shifting to Gabriel. "We've received your apology. You and Ms. Hackett can leave now."

There was nothing more to say to either Gabriel or Wren.

Gabriel looked at her, his expression conflicted. He nodded and said, "Alright, we won't bother you. As for your father's medical and nutritional expenses, I'll transfer the money directly to your account." "That's fine," Nyla replied.

Since it was Wren's fault that Harrison had been injured, she had no issue accepting the money.

Gabriel turned to Wren, speaking in a low voice. "Mom, let's go."

Without waiting for her to respond, he pulled her out of the room.

Once outside the hospital, Wren finally choked out, "Why did you drag me away? I wanted to stay with him a little longer."

Gabriel sneered. "Do you think he wants to see you?"

had been so determined to divorce him and remarry that she ignored

she wanted to return to Harrison's side,

divorced him because he never looked at me kindly after Nyla fell into the sea. I wanted revenge on him, but later I realized... I

if you divorce him now, Harrison won't remarry you. Stop

...

Wren left, the

"Dad, we don't have much else going on, so we'll head back now. If you need anything or if something feels off,

call"

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The weather's cold lately, so don't feel obligated to visit if

"Okay," Nyla replied.

Back at the villa...

loungewear and played with Mason in the living room while Damon retreated to the study to handle some

p.m., Damon received

is indeed in contact with overseas

see. Keep monitoring

"Mr. Sumner, aren't we going to

Let me know immediately if he makes any moves,"

Mr. Sumner," Spencer

the phone down and returned to reviewing his documents. It seemed they would

no further movement from Tom, but