Chapter 663 It Is Me Who Released The News

"Silly woman, you don't have to feel pressured when you're with me. You can do whatever you want." Nathan began to stroke Mandy's hair, his gaze soft on her face.

"Sometimes, I wonder what kind of woman would be the ideal match for you. No matter how hard I try, I still can't believe that I'm your wife." Mandy slowly sank onto the chair, wrapped in the wryness of mocking herself. She pushed the bowl of noodles off to the side, suddenly losing her appetite.

Dark eyebrows drawn together, Nathan replied, "Nonsense! There's no such thing as a perfect match. People who like each other will undoubtedly encounter some conflicts, but it doesn't equate to not getting along well. Come to think of it. Do you think we would still be together if we were not that what you call perfectly matched? I wouldn't have waited for you for three years if I didn't love you. And the most hopeless three years at that! I almost thought you were dead! You lied to me so hard that you'd better think of how to make it up for the rest of your life."

Mandy took in every word. And she didn't dare interrupt him. But she had never known him to be so talkative. He often pressed his thin lips, making others feel indifferent. Yet, here he was, opening up himself.

Chuckling, Nathan sat beside her. His long fingers ran across the ceramic bowl, feeling the warmth of the food. "Just eat the noodles. Stop thinking too much."

Her bright eyes flitted with a trace of confusion, but it disappeared in a flash. With a smile, Mandy picked up the chopsticks and gobbled up the food.

The next morning, at dawn

The news that Nacy had lost the baby spread like wildfire. It was unclear who leaked the story, but it had reached the headlines of every major news outlet.

It was only half-past five in the morning when Simon saw the news. He had tossed and turned in the bed, worrying about the long day ahead. He looked at Nacy, who was still asleep beside him and felt his h

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Nacy did not want a divorce. But the arrow had to be fired. Thus, she had no choice but to go ahead.

"Okay." Simon's expression was cold, like winter, his jaw tensed. He cast one more aggrieved look her way and then decided to shut up.

Seeing Nacy upset made Simon agree to the divorce. As long as she was happy, he was willing to do anything. They had known each other for many years, and he knew her very well. She was the daughter of an eminent family and was spoiled since she was a child. All her life, she had never been wronged.

Until now, when she was hurt deeply by the loss of their child. How can he not be sad himself? They thought, after marriage, their life would float smoothly. But the villain thought otherwise. After enduring for three years, Bonnie finally showed her cards. There was no way Simon would spare her this time.

The morning sun rose high in the sky, the bright colors of blazing heat spilling onto the ground.

Mandy and Nathan took Adrian to kindergarten together. With a cheerful smile on his face, Adrian held their hands, humming a tune.

"The sun is shining in the sky. The flowers are smiling at me. You know what? The little bird said, 'Good morning. Why are you carrying your schoolbag on your back?'" The kid jumped giddily between his parents.