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The Wedding That Never Was Chapter 2
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"Sophia, this is the child from back then, isn't it?"
Ethan seemed unable to understand human language, muttering nonsense to himself.
I handed the child to the nanny, Mrs. Lee, behind me.
Mrs. Lee had been taking care of Lily; having her around helped a lot.
Besides Mrs. Lee, I also brought my assistant, Ava, to handle work matters.
"Mr. Hunt, I am here on behalf of my parents to pay respects to your father.
"We never got married, where would a child come from? I am married, please stop speaking such strange things."
Although five years had passed, the blow of Ethan leaving me at the altar was significant. I really couldn't muster a polite tone with him.
Ethan couldn't take it. He asked confusedly, "Why 'Mr. Hunt'? You used to call me Ethan."
"I was too young back then, now I know I was wrong.
"Sophia, you've worked hard raising the child alone for five years. From now on, I won't let you down."
Sitting in the car, Ethan kept talking to himself.
I thought he was seriously delusional.
So I got out and squeezed into the other car with Mrs. Lee and Ava.
Thinking about it, I opened the door again.
"Ethan Hunt, I am married. You are also married. Please watch your words in the future, don't drag me into your mess."
After saying that, I was about to close the door.
Ethan suddenly grabbed my hand.
"Sophia, you still care about Claire and me.
"I can divorce her."
When you are speechless to a certain degree, you really just have to laugh.
I slammed the door shut and left.
Back then, to marry me, he wanted to be with Claire forever.
Now that he married his true love, he's still not satisfied.
What a scumbag.
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