Marriage Beyond Redemption

Chapter 125 Paying The Price For Your Betrayal

Peyton knew that she was doomed today and decided not to be as cautious as before. She met Nolan’s eyes and emphasized her tone.

“I hated your arrogance, I hated your inconsistency. It was you who didn’t want me, but now it’s still you who clings to me. You said my father owed you Paula’s life. The Schmitt family went bankrupt. My father was critically ill time and time again. And I sacrificed my marriage, my children, isn’t that enough? If it’s not enough, then take my life away.”

Nolan’s gaze grew colder and colder. Peyton became extremely nervous, with their heart beating rapidly.

“When you were happy, you gave me 160 million dollars and asked me to leave. When you were unhappy, you came back to find me again. Nolan, I am a person, not a plaything in your hands. Do you know why I would rather stay on a deserted island than return to the bustling city? Because here, everyone treats me as a human being! They respect me and make me feel the meaning of being alive.”

Nolan pressed his fingers harder, and Peyton’s words sounded to him like she had fallen in love with someone else.

you betrayed me and defied me without any consideration, completely forgetting our agreement. You are still as naive as ever.”

and thought, “Does this man have a

“I didn’t…”

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his identity was? Do you know what his intentions were? There has never been such a thing as a free lunch in this

dissatisfied with his description of Phillip, “Yes, I don’t know about his past or what his identity is. But one thing I do know is that he wouldn’t hurt me like

desperately defending another man, Nolan couldn’t control his

said that making mistakes would incur punishment, and you will pay a

about to leave. Peyton knew that a great disaster was about to

but Laci, Rene, Phillip, and everyone on the island

quickly embraced Nolan from behind, lowering their stance and pleaded, “Nolan, I will go back with you. Please don’t harm anyone

chilling glare in his eyes, “It’s late.”

“Peyton, if this man were to die in front of you, would you finally

blurt out what