Don't Try to Escape, My Wife!

"Mr. Shaw, isn't this appropriate?"

Nicole looked somewhat gloomy.

Edwin looked at her and smiled, "Well? You don't even call me Grandpa?"

"I don't know if you are really my grandpa or not. How about this? Since my mother isn't here, I have Aunt Martha here. Why don't I call her over to confirm your identity?"

When Nicole talked about Martha, Edwin's smile was replaced by an angry face.

"Don't mention that woman. She's not a Shaw."

"Mr. Shaw, you're wrong. She is my mother's biological sister. Since you said that you are my mother's father, why aren't you my aunt's father?"

Nicole asked rhetorically.

Edwin looked even more sullen.

"Well! Have you ever think that they might have different fathers? Do you think I would let her be out there if she really was a Shaw?"

"What do you mean?"

Nicole didn't catch Edwin at that moment.

Different fathers? What did he mean? Did Edwin mean that Grandma cheated on another man? And Martha was not Edwin's child?

It seemed that the answer only made sense in this way, but Nicole felt that it was impossible no matter what.

In Edwin's time, how could a woman have guts to cheat on her husband? Moreover, just looking at Edwin, everyone could conclude that he did not seem to tolerate women cheating on him. Since he knew that Martha was not his own daughter, why did he keep Martha and her mother for so many years?

Of course, Nicole did not ask these questions, but she was puzzled.

Edwin had no scruples about Nicole. He said angrily, "Back then, when I went out on a mission, I left for three years. After returning, I found she had been pregnant. Well, I'm not at home, so how could she get pregnant? No matter what I asked, she refused to answer me, nor did she deny that the child was not mine. If it wasn't for my reputation, I wouldn't have kept her and the child. Later, it was also her own initiative to propose a divorce. Her only condition for divorce was to take that child away. She didn't want anything from the Shaws, not even our daughter. How will you judge such a woman, and who cares the daughter she has educated? I, Edwin Shaw, will never deceive a little girl like you."

Nicole thought that it was better that she remained silent, so she didn't say anything more.

Seeing that Nicole was silent, Edwin asked coldly, "Why are you silent? No more questions? Or will you do as I say?"

"What is your relationship with Laurel? Why did you save her? If you've been paying attention to me, you should know that there are too many grudges between us. Furthermore, don't you know what she wants to do with the Miller family? Since you can live here, you must be a retired contributor to the military. Such being the case, why do you still do this?"

"I don't need to tell you why. You don't need to know either. Just do as I say."

did not intend to talk too

"You know

him. But you're an exception. He really dotes on you. You probably don't know that Samuel has

"What?"

Nicole was completely stunned.

a portion? How could it

it weren't for his family, he might be able to develop better than

"I can't agree!"

decision froze Edwin's smiling

I

If you know that she is unforgivable, why do you insist that we release her so that she can

get up and leave when she heard Edwin throw the

the teacup splashed all over the ground, and

again. However, she heard Edwin say coldly, "If you

are you talking

stopped and turned around to look at

he played a

surrounded by guards. She was

the room, Nicole saw a

It was Morgan!

was Morgan at

was a little familiar, but she couldn't remember

remember where it is? Do you remember that you went to a small town in Bordeaux and chased after Morgan for a long time, but

Nicole suddenly remembered everything.

day. She happened to meet you. She was afraid that you might know her whereabouts, so she left quickly. I didn't expect you to catch up with her.

Nicole was indescribably sad.

step away from her mother. She was so close to

could search

what should she do

far away in Bordeaux, and

eyes instantly became

She's your daughter! Your biological daughter! How can you treat your own daughter like this just for

my words and done what I told her, she wouldn't be like this. Back then, I disapproved of her relation with that Don. She insisted on going her own way. In the end, she was hurt badly. She went abroad to treat her injuries alone and had been away for so many years. I thought she had put down.

was also angry. It seemed that he was especially mad

of right and wrong with positive values. She will not listen to you no matter what you say just because you are her father. Neither will I. So are you going to put me under house arrest, like what

listen to me, I may