Pregnant with Tycoon's Ex Kneels novel Chapter 50

Pregnant with tycoon’s, ex kneeling

Chapter 50

Jensina was confused and kind of spaced out. She instinctively thought he was talking about Juanita’s allergy and said, “It’s not poison, Juanita’s just allergic…”

“I was asking you,”

Stanley interrupted casually, “How did you become half mute?”

Jensina was stunned for a moment, then realized he was being sarcastic about how cold she had just been to his girlfriend.

Marisol didn’t know about the Hardwick family’s complicated stuff and smiled to lighten the mood, “So Mr. Hardwick was just in a hurry to take Ms. Galvan to the hospital, right?”

“…Yeah.”

Jensina had just finished answering when there was a very soft, cold snort in the air. The man commented lightly, “Tough at home.”

“Mr. Herring,”

Jensina suddenly got mad, holding back the sting in her nose from feeling wronged, and said clearly, “I’m not you. I can’t just say one thing and make anyone pay the price so easily.”

What annoyed her most was that he always judged everything from above and blamed everyone.

But what could she do.

She wasn’t Stanley. When she stomped her foot, even Los Angeles shook a little.

What was she…

It was the Herring family or the Hardwick family–if they stomped their feet, she’d be crushed to death.

She wanted to break away from the Hardwick family, but also tried not to be trapped by the Herring family. Right now, being able to get divorced smoothly was already something she had worked really hard for.

But in his eyes, this wasn’t worth mentioning at all, it was even kind of pathetic.

The atmosphere was getting really tense.

Marisol couldn’t help but speak up for Stanley: “Sina, actually your brother wasn’t as carefree as you think. He’s been through a lot these

too…”

Stanley said coldly, “You let her talk.”

“I was done talking.”

“So I said, you were only tough at home.”

Stanley was always acting all high and mighty, “It was Coleman who wronged you, why are you taking it out on me?”

“Or did you think everyone owed you?”

Jensina almost forgot when the last time she cried was.

But when I heard this, tears suddenly streamed down my face.

years

She turned her face away, took a deep breath to hold back her tears, and smiled as she said, “Only others owe Mr. Herring, Mr. Herring would

never owe me.”

As she finished speaking, she pushed open the car door and got out, walking into the traffic without looking back.

Marisol was startled and tried to go after her, but Stanley cut her off with a cold voice, “Let her go!”

“Mr. Herring…”

Marisol hesitated and said, “I think she… was crying.”

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When she finished speaking, she was pretty sure Stanley froze for a second.

Jensina got home, and she was frozen through and through.

She finally remembered what made her cry last time.

The brother who had always treated her like a treasure suddenly, for no reason, had someone send her back to Madam Herring’s place.

After that, Stanley himself was going to move out of the old house.

It was obvious he didn’t want her anymore.

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But she didn’t believe it. She ran out before Stanley left. She grabbed his arm and begged him, “Brother, what did Birdie do wrong? Tell Birdie…”

‘Don’t leave Birdie, okay?”

“Please, I’m begging you…”

She was in tears, her big watery eyes full of pleading, like a broken doll, completely at a loss.

The old Stanley used to coax her like he was pleasing an ancestor whenever he saw her eyes turn red.

But back then, Stanley just looked down at her like he did tonight, his voice so cold it made her feel like she was falling into an ice cellar.

“But I was just bored and kept you around for a few years, did you really think you were my sister?”

“Jensina, you gave up your pride just to cling to me?”

Jensina’s tears stopped almost instantly.

Later, she never cried again.

Jensina didn’t care about the rumors in the clinic, but she didn’t expect them to get worse.

Eduardo felt a bit overwhelmed, “Your patients, so many complicated problems, I might not be able to…”

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