Nughed lightly, her gaze indifferent as she said, “Do you even believe what you’re saying? If you really didn’t want to see her, you wouldn’t have allowed her to keep the baby or stay in the city. With <b>your </b>power, you could have easily taken care of that.”
“The baby… I had no choice but to let her keep it…” rk exined.
N lowered her gaze and spoke slowly. “You don’t need to exin yourself to me. I don’t want to argue about it anymore. If you want to see her, I can leave and take a taxi home<b>.</b>”
As soon as she finished speaking, the ck Cayenne sped off.
Less than half an hourter, they arrived at the vi.
N was about to get out when rk said coldly, “N, remember, you’re the one pushing me toward her.”
“If you really want to be with her, I won’t me you. I came back prepared to ept her and the child,” N replied.
rk didn’t look at her and said coldly, “Get out!”
N got out of the car. As soon as she closed the door, rk sped away. Watching his car disappear, a trace of mockery shed in her
eyes.
rk still couldn’t let go of Jordyn, yet he wanted N to be the bad <b>guy</b>.
N wondered when he had be so despicable. She could hardly recognize him anymore.
Taking a deep breath, she turned and walked into the vi.
Patricia hurried over and took the flowers from her, asking, “Mrs. Sumner, should I put these flowers in your bedroom<b>?</b><b>” </b>
“No, just leave them in the living room,” N replied.
She didn’t want to be reminded of rk every time she saw the flowers in her bedroom.
“Okay. By the way, where’s Mr. Sumner? He asked the kitchen to
prepare your favorite soup for tonight’s dinner,” Patricia inquired.
“Jordyn isn’t feeling well. He went to be with her. I’ll go change. Prepare dinner,” N said.
Patricia looked at her, surprised that she didn’t seem upset. She had assumed N had returned to win rk back from Jordyn, but now it
seemed otherwise.
Lost in thought, Patricia didn’t notice N heading upstairs.
N changed into casual clothes in her room.
When she came back down, she found Cindy sitting on the living room
sofa, looking angry.
Seeing N, Cindy sneered and threw a document at her feet.
“No wonder you haven’t gotten pregnant in three years. It turns out you’re a barren hen!” Cindy snapped.
N frowned as a sense of dread crept over her. She picked up the document and opened it.
As N’s face grew paler, Cindy said coldly, “Since you can’t have children, make way for someone who can. I won’t let my son waste his life with a woman who can’t bear children!”
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Ignoring Cindy, N stared at the medical report in disbelief, her hands trembling.
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She forced herself to stay calm, wondering if the report was a
fabrication orchestrated by Cindy to pressure her into divorcing rk.
“Where did you get this report?” she asked.
Cindy sneered. “From the hospital where you had your checkup, of course! Do you think I’d fake something like this?”
Her eyes filled with disdain as she continued. “If you don’t believe me, call the hospital and ask them to send another copy.”
N pressed her lips together and sat down across from Cindy, cing the report on the table. “If you want me to divorce rk, you should talk to him, not me.”
Cindy gritted her teeth. “You think I won’t? Once he knows you’re barren, he’ll divorce you immediately!”
“I hope so,” N replied.
Cindy scowled, not expecting N to be so defiant even after learning she couldn’t have children.
She growled, “N, don’t forget that you rely on the Sumners for everything. Without us, you’re nothing!”