Chapter 132

What Julie didn’t see coming was that the folder contained a contract.

The contract was signed years ago between Bertha and Kieran.

When Julie saw Kieran and Bertha’s names on the contract, she was shocked. She didn’t read out the contents of the contract verbatim as Kieran requested.

She just gave the contract a quick look.

The terms were clear. The contract stipulated that Kieran had to publicly acknowledge Bertha as his fiancee, but they could never marry.

Bertha also promised Kieran that she would never reveal Julie as Kieran’s ex-wife.

They agreed to keep their child out of the public eye, but Bertha would not keep the child unless Kieran and Julie divorced.

The contract also clearly stated that if Kieran let Julie know about the contract, Bertha would immediately reveal Julie’s status as an ex-wife and have an abortion.

But what left Julie puzzled was, since Bertha had already promised that her child was not Kieran’s biological child, why would Kieran agree to all of Bertha’s demands in the contract to protect her child?

She might not have been so confused if she hadn’t seen the contract, but the contents only deepened her doubts.

Kieran had told her that

relationship with Bertha was not what she thought. Now it seemed that was true. Bertha had also admitted

that her child was not Kieran’s biological child.

But she didn’t understand why Kieran would rather divorce her to protect that child, even at the expense of his own biological child?

Julie, who had initially decided to leave, now had her mind full of these questions.

Julie suddenly felt that there were many truths behind this that she couldn’t imagine. If she insisted on asking Kieran, she might not be able to accept his answer.

Julie tried to snatch her clothes from Kieran’s hand, I’ve seen the contract. Can I go now?”

She acted as if nothing had happened and tried to take back her clothes.

threw the clothes onto the balcony and locked the

and looked at Julie, “Go ahead. I

the word “shameless’ was already

leaving!” Julie didn’t know where she got the courage from. She grabbed the bedsheet and wrapped it around her, then trotted toward

stepped forward, and blocked the door with his long leg

figure looked down at the petite woman wrapped in a

red mark he accidentally left. Her damp shoulder was vaquely visible under the white bedsheet, displaying a kind of elusive beauty.

looked up

“I have no shame, so

Julie’s eyes almost on fire, Kieran continued, “You bit my neck just now, now you want to bite my leg? You

with legs 1.2 meters long, 58 centimeters on

a glance at the private part of Kieran, then turned and walked towards the

that the moment she turned, the man suddenly hugged her from behind and held

was

His unique scent filled Julie’s nose, making her forget to struggle for a

voice sounded in

child is my

hand covered Kieran’s. She originally intended to pry his hand off, but she stopped in her tracks because of

gathered all her strength and

and said, “Your brother died when you were 21, but Bertha

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is your

it to Julie, “Lucian had prostate cancer. To facilitate treatment and ensure future fertility, the doctor stored his sperm in advance. This is the operation record of that year, as well as related information about Bertha’s artificial

this point, Julie had

Their brotherly bond

then she could understand the decision Kieran made to protect Bertha and the child. But understanding does not mean

was the woman she thought was her friend had been scheming against her

was not big, she had never encountered Kieran in the past five years; why Kieran only began to appear frequently in her life

turmoil,

she shoved the report of Bertha’s artificial insemination back at Kieran, “Just because you confessed, just because you have a reason, I can just pretend nothing happened?”

said to Kieran, “No, it’s not like that. Wounds will heal, but they always leave scars. I understand your choice,

courage before she spoke, her voice choking slightly, “No matter what,

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