Chapter 62
Sir Your Ex wife is Already Dead
Chapter 62 What Does It Mean
After that day, Jazmine became more and more silent.
It was as if she had tacitly acknowledged that the child would be Yoselinâs. She did not care much
about the child, nor did she have any intention of touching her belly.
She no longer cooked for Giancarlo and Yoselin.
She originally agreed to cook for them just because she wanted to strive for custody of the child.
However, no matter what she did, the child would not be allowed to stay by her side. So, she didnât
need to continue currying favor.
To show her kindness and gentleness, Yoselin had tried to beat around the bush several times and
spoke for Jazmine, hoping that Giancarlo would consider whether he should be so cruel to Jazmine for
separating Jazmine from the child.
Giancarlo replied, âDonât you believe that you can be a good mother?â
Only then did Yoselin completely relax. Giancarlo was determined to give the child to her. In fact, she
hated the child so much that she wished it would die.
She didnât expect Jazmine to succeed in getting pregnant.
She cursed in her heart, bitch! You deserve to die.
When Yoselin thought of Jazmine, her face was full of hatred.
It seemed that she had to think of a way to get rid of Jazmine and the child in Jazmineâs belly.
She thought Jazmine should have been able to affect Giancarlo. Otherwise, why didnât Giancarlo
divorce Jazmine?
Therefore, Jazmine had to die.
The moment the thought came to mind, Yoselin felt that she was suddenly enlightened and thought
through
many in an instant.
She thought, I wonât allow Jazmine to live. Since Boss likes my body so much. If I worked hard, the
boss
would agree to help.
Jazmineâs attention was all on the child in her belly. The child seemed to know that he would be
separated
from his mother after he was born and that his birth wasnât blessed, so he tormented Jazmine all day
long.
One morning, Jazmine vomited all the time the moment she got up.
She would vomit after eating and when she was hungry. After a few days, she became haggard. She
was
previously thin, and now, her eyes were sunken, and her dark circles were conspicuous. It was the
aftereffect
of being unable to sleep all night.
Jennie saw Jazmineâs haggard face at a glance when she came.
âOld my goodness. What happened to you?â
Jazmine had just vomited and was lying weakly on the sofa. She had not expected that Jennie would
come and thought that something had happened to her mother. She shivered. âJennie, why are you
here? Is it my
motherâ¦â
âNo. Donât worry. I havenât come to see you for a long time.
Jennie was worried about Jazmine.
Jazmine was restricted by Giancarlo.
The worry in Jazmineâs eyes disappeared, and she felt,much more relaxed.
Jennie had never seen her like that and asked, âJazmine, you look different now. Is the situation better
now?â
Jazmine knew that Jennie was asking about her relationship with Giancarlo.
She shook her head, a hint of irony appearing on her face. âHe hates me. The relationship between him
and me will never get any better. I hate him too. Because of him, my parents are separated by death,
and my mother is not in a good condition.â
The more she spoke, the more emotional she became. Jazmine took a deep breath hurriedly.
She stared at Jennie seriously. âYou can come in to see me, presumably because I have been quiet
recently
and I have a child in my belly.â
âYouâ¦â Jennieâs eyes were fixed on Jazmineâs belly.
Her original smile disappeared and was replaced by worry.
Thatâs right. It was worry.
It was impossible for Jazmine and Giancarlo to love each other. So, the child would not be blessed and
would
even be used.
Jennie was not happy.
But Jazmine was optimistic. âI lost a child. This child is my treasure. Even if I have to sacrifice my life, I
will
protect my child.â
Jennie looked at Jazmineâs determined face, and her heart was filled with worry.
The bodyguard looked in through the window and saw that Jazmine and Jennie were chatting casually.
He
reported the news to Giancarlo.
After lunch, Jennie left.
The bodyguard checked her things and even rummaged through her bag.
Jennie was annoyed and retorted, âWhat are you looking for? Do you think I can put Jazmine in my bag
and take her away? Idiot.â
After being scolded, the bodyguard was a little angry and replied, âRoutine check.â
Jennie rolled her eyes at him. âIdiot.â
She strode away arrogantly.
After driving far away, Jennie took out a note from her hair clip. A line of words was written on it. âThere
are surveillance cameras. Please help me settle down my mother. Donât let him find her.â
Jennieâs heart was pounding.
Jazmine was planning to hide.
It must have something to do with the child in her belly!
No wonder Jazmine looked strange just now and didnât say anything else after telling Jennie that she
was pregnant. It turned out that it was because of the surveillance cameras.
When Jennie went back, she began to find a suitable place to stay.
With Giancarloâs ability, he should have been able to find Jazmineâs mother in three days if she settled
down in the country. If it was abroadâ¦.
David seemed to have some forces.
Jazmine felt much more at ease.
She decided that if she could not change Giancarloâs mind before the child was born, she would find a
way to
escape.
Someone pushed open the door and came in.
She wore a smile.
âAaron, thank you so much for sending me back.â
Jazmine glanced at Yoselinâs flattering smile and watched as Yoselin welcomed Aaron in and ordered
the servant to prepare drinks like a hostess. Yoselin ignored Jazmine who was sitting on the sofa.
Aaron noticed Jazmine the moment he entered the house. He walked straight to her and sat down in
front of
her.
He smiled, âJazmine, I heard that you were pregnant. Is it true?â
Jazmine nodded. âAaron, how did you know?â
âGiancarlo gave everyone a small gift in the company. How could I not know?â Aaronâs smile was
bright, but
his eyes were a little indifferent.
Yoselin interrupted him. âAaron, you misunderstood. I sent the gifts.â
She glanced at Jazmine. âDonât worry, Ms. Gardner. I bought them with my money this time.â
âThen I have to thank you.â
Jazmine knew about Yoselinâs ill intentions, yet she still had to thank Yoselin. She felt uncomfortable.
Yoselin was smiling brightly and showing off her pride. Jazmine was eager to slap Yoselin and distort
Yoselinâs complacent expression.
âI am Giancarloâs secretary. It is my basic duty to share his burden. Ms. Gardner, you donât need to
thank
me.â
Jazmine pretended to be serious. âBy the way, Ms. Larsen, I want to ask you one thing. This is the
Tapiaâs house, and I am Giancarloâs wife. You should call me Mrs. Tapia, but you often call me Ms.
Gardner. What does it mean?â