When Love Breaks by Jack

Chapter 362

The VIP lounge was buzzing with tension the moment Bryant stepped in, transforming the air into something palpable. Everyone’s expression shifted dramatically, except for Gregory, practically radiating hostility.

Klein’s fury seemed to dissipate, leaving behind a veneer of a businessman’s composure and shrewdness. “Mr. Ferguson, your wife… is Ms. Webster?” he inquired, his gaze finally acknowledging my presence, granting me an identity.

Bryant’s voice was chilly as he retorted, “What do you think?”

“Mr. Ferguson, it would be smart to tell the difference between your wife and your ex–wife,” Gregory suggested coldly, though his firm stance was unmistakable.

“Don’t worry. I’ll be sure to send you an invitation when we remarry,” Bryant quipped, attempting to pull me away from Gregory.

But Gregory stood firm, causing the tension to rise even further.

The fear of an impending blood draw had momentarily distracted me from the discomfort in my body, but Bryant’s arrival comforted me. And yet, the itch was unbearable.

Struggling against Gregory’s grip, I said, “You should… take care of Lilliana’s situation

first.”

Gregory left with me and something happened to Lilliana, he’d never

Gregory seemed to misunderstand, his gaze

you? Let Mrs. Ferguson go!” Klein intervened,

ex–wife!” Gregory

Looking pale and fragile in her wheelchair, wheeled by

attention shifted, I pulled away and said

infusion. Bryant didn’t object, and I wasn’t in a place to refuse, feeling as terrible as I did. Comfort was my priority. Soon, I was on an

the door, speaking

family feud washing up at our doorstep. If I had

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is this how you judge people by appearances?”

a few more words, and ever diplomatic,

size, RF Group was new to the domestic market and couldn’t afford to make too many enemies, especially not the Ford family, a powerhouse in its own right. Pushed too far, a united front from Vista Town’s leading families could pose a significant

looked at Bryant, asking, “Why

family gathering, you

were