Chapter 792 I Will Not Let You Have Her

Colin stood next to Nathan and leaned against the handrail the same way he did. He took out a pack of cigarettes and a lighter from his pocket.

"Ding!" the lighter burst into blue light, like the stars in the sky blocked by clouds.

Colin lit his cigarette, the red glow from the light spreading to the corner of his mouth. He stretched out his fingers and took out another cigarette from the box, offering it to Nathan.

Nathan refused. "She doesn't like the smell of cigarettes," he said listlessly.

Colin hid his cigarette and smiled bitterly. "That's true. I didn't smoke whenever she was with me."

Nathan raised his head and glanced at him. He didn't know why he was saying such things. Was he trying to show off?

Colin put the lighter back in his pocket. He smiled and said in a low and hoarse voice, "Nathan, I would've never expected that you would be a slave for your wife."

Colin was amused by his behavior. They had known each other for many years but had very different personalities. They were always at odds with one another. Colin was outgoing and warm-hearted, while Nathan was cold and indifferent. He never spoke or smiled too much, and there was an aura about him that kept people away from him.

Looking out into the distance and staring at the scenery, Nathan suddenly smiled. "You're not the only one in the dark. I don't know anything either."

When he was a child, his father, Jason, did not receive much respect from his family. His mother, Daisy, held the most important position, and he held the second, and Jason was the third. No one would have thought that the CEO of JS International would hold such a low position at home.

After being under the influence of his parents for many years, he had made up his mind that he would never be a slave for his wife.

However, he had met his match. Mandy often acted like a pig about to eat a tiger. The

yed gossiping about the two of them. They claimed that Colin was nice and that he had a good personality. When Nathan was in high school, few people knew his real identity, which made his classmates develop prejudices against him.

A mountain could not accommodate two tigers. As time passed, the differences between them were more evident. They had been in the same class for three years but hadn't talked much. It was the first time in years that they had a calm conversation.

"Why don't you say you like to compete with me?" Colin smiled and said slowly.

"Do you understand the definition of 'fight?' If you take something that doesn't belong to you, it's called a fight. What have I ever taken from you? Three years ago, you meddled in my relationship with Mandy. I haven't gotten even with you yet," Nathan said indifferently with a slight smirk. There was a hint of arrogance in his voice.

Colin didn't know how to reply to this. He was clearly no match for Nathan, and everything he said had been true, so he couldn't refute his claims.

After hesitating for a while, Colin finally opened his mouth and said, "I took her away from you because she was in so much pain during that time. Why would you ever let the woman you love suffer so much?"