My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball

Chapter 123 What‘s The Matter? 

Byron‘s stern and icy tone made Wendy‘s heart tighten. The little hope she had just now disappeared.

She wanted to get dressed up to meet him, but Byron said to meet in half an hour. Wendy just grabbed her purse and went out in a hurry.

Her house was a long way from the restaurant. Her driver was going at lightning speed for her to arrive on time.

When Wendy entered, Byron was already waiting for her at the seat by the window.

Hearing movement at the door, the man raised his eyes and looked over. His expression was colder than the night outside the window.

“Byron, what’s the matter?” Wendy felt inexplicably guilty and carefully sat down opposite him while clutching her purse. Byron stared at her for a few seconds. The atmosphere around him was terrifyingly silent.

forced a calm

After a long while, he spoke sternly and

Lawrence asked me to help, so I

to the principal and expel those two children using the Lawrence family‘s name?” Wendy did not expect him to find out about it so quickly. Her face turned pale, and her

Estie. I could never let that happen to her, so I went to the principal.” After speaking, she looked at the person opposite her uneasily and emphasized, “Byron, how could I just allow others to bully Estie? I‘m sure you

understand, but I also want to

of… the kindergarten.” Wendy‘s voice trembled slightly. She lifted her gaze only to see the face of the man opposite her getting colder. “Fine, I‘ll

to check the surveillance, Wendy hurriedly interrupted him and fumbled with her words,

she could not come up with anything. There was

at her clumsy performance with cold eyes and did not wait long for a reply. His patience gradually exhausted, and his voice was

But because of your behavior this time, Estie had a complete meltdown. If she doesn’t recover from this, don‘t blame me for

stone–cold gaze in Byron‘s eyes. She shuddered and quickly lowered her head without doubting the authenticity of his words. After speaking, Byron gave her the cold shoulder,