She Took The House The Car And My Heart novel Chapter 60

Chapter 60 I’ve Never Deceived You

Itam hung up the phone, a satisfied smile playing across his face.

seated comfortable in the private room with his legs crossed, he dialed another number with casual confidence I’ve spoken to him. He won’t force his wife to apologise.”

“Really?” skepticism tinged Lionel’s voice.

De you doubt my ability to handle matters” Liant’s eyes gleamed with mischievous charm, his expresston devilishly captivating

However, had he known the tactics Liam employed with Kristian, his comfort would have evaporated instantly Within the Shaw family, no one understood Kristian better than Liam. He possessed an uncanny ability in target Kristian’s vulnerabilities. Though he occasionally faced stern reprimande from Kristian, he remained utterly unfused

que eltuation proved no different. Fristian had already formulated a strategy to address Liam upon his return home

How dare Liam suggest arranging a match for Freya? He was deliberately provoking troublet

Eristian set his phone aside, originally intending to supervise Freya writing her apology letter. Yet something inexplicable made him hesitate, as though this action might drive Freya further from him

Then there was Liam’s suggestion about introducing Freya to someone else.

From the study, Freys had been observing Kristian for quite some time. Though his call had ended minutes ago, he lingered mysteriously. What was he plotting?

itle presence made concentrating on her project impossible

“Kristian, if your call to finished, please leave. I have work requiring my attention” Preva never softened her words when requesting his departure

At the sound of her valce, Eristian turned to her, feeling stung by her cold attitude.

He approached with measured steps, his penetrating gase feed upon her “If you promise to cross targeting Ashley, you won’t need to apologise this time”

He couldn’t explain his auditen lenteney the simply couldn’t bear the thought of these pure eyes filling with

Freya stared in bewilderment, momentarily speechless he genuinely suspected Kristian might be experiencina

Chapter 60 I’ve Never Deceived You

Kristian assumed her agitation confirmed his suspicions. “If not for the divorce proceedings, I would never have discovered your multitude of secrets.”

“I instructed you to leave!” Freya’s tone crystallized with increasing coldness.

“Freya,” Kristian pronounced her name before asking the question that ignited her fury. “I genuinely need to understand–were your demonstrations of kindness, attentiveness, and affection throughout these past two years merely an elaborate performance?”

“Perhaps you should direct that question inward,” Freya retorted sharply, overwhelmed by the impulse to gather her belongings and depart immediately. “Everything about me is authentic. On our wedding day, I clearly articulated that we could support each other. I’ve never deceived you.”

She addressed his inquiries with direct responses, choosing strategic silence for questions she couldn’t answer.

“How can you possibly make such claims?” Kristian’s gaze intensified with frigidity, convinced she embodied deception. “Have you conveniently forgotten your assertion that you were Hugh Briggs’s daughter? How do you explain that? Was that not a deliberate falsehood?”

Freya found herself momentarily speechless. She hadn’t fabricated anything. The true deceivers were her father and sister.

Furthermore, it wasn’t precisely deception; during that period, Freya had genuinely been safeguarding her sister like her personal bodyguard.

Anyone who dared victimize Ethel inevitably faced her formidable wrath.

“You needn’t issue the apology statement,” Kristian declared, wishing to terminate the conversation. His words carried unintended venom. “I prefer that people remain unaware I once had a deceptive, jealous wife.”

With that pronouncement, he departed.

Though anger toward Freya consumed him, his grandfather cherished her deeply. Compelling such a resolute woman to apologize would devastate her dignity, likely breeding resentment toward him. For his grandfather’s sake, he would excuse her behavior this once. Just this singular time.

Freya remained oblivious to his internal reasoning. As she observed his departure from the second–floor corridor, she followed him downstairs.

After he closed the door behind him, she decisively changed the security password.

Upon returning to her study, she discovered a message from Frederick.