âThank you,â said Kyla Corbyn.
When Chase Harper turned to leave, Kyla Corbynâs eyes were still staring at his back as if she was sighing over something or recalling something.
It was not until Chase Harper got in the car and drove out of the neighborhood that Kyla Corbyn turned around. She walked in the direction of her motorcycle stall. She had only taken a few steps when the sound of footsteps hurriedly approached her. The next moment, someone seized one of her arms and she was turned around with a pull.
âIs that the man youâre going to start a new life with?â Martin Weissâs voice reached Kyla Corbynâs ears with thick sarcasm.
Then, his stern and cold face caught her eye.
A touch of surprise flashed across Kyla Corbynâs eyes when she saw the impeccably attired Martin Weiss. âWhat are you doing here?â
âWhatâs the matter? Shouldnât I be here?â Martin Weiss asked coldly. His long eyebrows were slightly furrowed, and his face was full of displeasure. The thought that she had been staring into the eyes of that ordinary-looking man while smiling filled him with dread.
âShe never smiles like that in front of me, but she smiled at the plain-looking man. Did she give up custody for that man?â
âKyla Corbyn, are you that desperate for men? As long as a man gives you the slightest hint of affection, you just canât wait to abandon your son to get married, huh? You even plan to give that man a child, donât you?âMartin Weiss asked sarcastically.
Every word he said seemed to strike her with something sharp.
Kyla Corbyn quietly looked at the man in front of her. She raised her free hand and touched her heart.
âIt doesnât hurt. It turns out what he says canât hurt me anymore.
âIt doesnât hurt because Iâve put it all behind me.
âHow nice. It turns out when you stop loving someone, whatever he says wonât hurt you anymore!
Kyla Corbyn said lightly, âMr. Weiss, I thought we had reached an agreement that day. These three months will be my time with my son, so please donât disturb me. Iâll naturally hand Nelson to you in three months, and I promise Iâll never show up in front of you and Nelson again.â
However, the more indifferent she was, the more distressed he became. Even her calmness seemed particularly unpleasant to him.
âAgreement?â He suddenly snorted coldly. âSince you said it was an agreement, a mere verbal statement is no guarantee. You ought to write it down for it to take effect.â
Kyla Corbyn pondered a little and said, âOkay, Iâll draft a written agreement later, stamp my thumbprint on it, and send it to you by express.â
âI want it now!â he said.
âYouâ¦â She frowned, finding him being pushy at the moment.
âWhatâs the matter? Since youâre abandoning your son, is it that hard to give me an agreement? The house youâre renting is just upstairs, isnât it? Then letâs just go to your place. Iâll take the agreement with me after youâve written it.â
Kyla Corbyn took a deep breath. âAre you going to leave me alone for these three months if I write the agreement for you today?â
The word âdisturbâ seemed to have triggered Martin Weiss. He glared at her. âKyla Corbyn, who are you for me to âdisturbâ?
Just because youâre a woman who has been to prison and is hooking up with men everywhere?â