Chasing My Pregnant Wife

Geoffrey looked intently at his ex-wife. After a long time, he went to the couch and sat down with his legs crossed, looking ever so relaxed and laid-back.

"You should know why I did what I did, shouldn't you?"

"She told the truth, which angered you. I didn't expect you to be so petty and unreceptive to truth coming from even your very own daughter."

Geoffrey's brows furrowed as anger burned in his chest.

He smirked. "Xyla, you should know this. If she weren't my daughter, do you really think she'd still be alive and well enough to complain to you? It's precisely because she's my daughter that she is still well and alive right now." Xyla shook with anger. "Do you mean to say that she should in fact be grateful that you didn't kill her?"

"She's my daughter, but we're also divorced. Whatever I do, no one has the right to comment. What does Yvonne know? You've thoroughly spoiled her and made her a princess with a quick temper."

"Haha..." Xyla laughed. "I spoiled Vonnie? Or should I raise her in the way you raise Sebastian? Geoffrey Carter, you surely know better than I do the kind of person you are. I don't care how you treat your own son, but Vonnie is my daughter. I gave birth to and raised her. I'm warning you if you dare touch so much as a finger of hers, I'll be nasty!"

Xyla had never flared up so fiercely before. Over the many years of their marriage, she had always been calm and collected.

to be calm and kept her temper

was Geoffrey's first time seeing

judge her father's private life. Or else, I can't

want you to guarantee this!" Xyla said, raising her voice. "No matter what Vonnie wants to do, you'll never touch her. If you dare hurt her, I can't promise

took a step forward.

too arrogantly before the Jacksons. Just

brows were tightly-knit as his

peace over the years, but if you force me into a

I'll make sure to involve Sydney Harper as well, not

out furiously, "This has nothing to do with Syd! Don't

her? Seems like you still

point, and Xyla had no other choice. She had tolerated things for too long and thought that