My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

Chapter 1220 I Will Never Love You

“Garrett! Stop!”

Laney stood in front of Ian, her gaze brimming with disappointment as it fell on Garrett. “If you want to hit someone, hit me. I was the one who decided to come here,” she said.

Garrett’s fist hung suspended in mid-air. “Laney…” he started, but his voice trailed off without another word.

Laney didn’t bother lingering on him for long, and turned to Kailee with a calm gaze. “Kailee, no matter how much you want my husband, you should never use a child as a bargaining chip. A kid is not some object or tool for you to use as you see fit.”

Kailee answered with a snort, making a mockery of Laney’s righteous words. Laney’s eyes fell on Kailee’s stomach, a chuckle coming out of her.

“Still, we have yet to see if you really are pregnant, haven’t we? And even if you really are, there are plenty of ways to find out the child’s true paternity. You can’t fake something like this,” she said.

Kailee’s face twisted into an unpleasant expression. “And what exactly do you mean by that?” she demanded.

and instead turned to Garrett with a tired expression. Deep sorrow

her gaze. Her eyes told him all he needed to know. Laney no longer believed

said in a calm voice that betrayed none of the hurt in her eyes. She turned away from

Listen. I love you. I really love you. Now that I’m pregnant with your child, we can

to him in a desperate embrace,

go!” Garrett wrenched himself free

you’re pregnant. I will never accept this child!” Kailee fell to the ground from the impact. She could no longer muster any semblance of gracefulness or composure as she frantically grasped at Garrett’s shin, tears running down

she begged. “Don’t leave me! I love you! I can’t live without

I don’t love you. I never have, and I never will. If you’re really pregnant, get rid of the child. You will only be putting yourself and the kid through hell if you don’t. Do yourself a favor. There is nothing you can do to change

loathing in Garrett’s eyes, her heart sinking in despair. She had finally understood that this man will never

looking at some piece of trash on the sidewalk. “Your family will pay for your misdeed. Just wait and see,” he

around and left the crumpled woman

Garrett’s receding figure as he walked away. She collapsed to the ground, wails ripped out