Our Anniversary, You Chose Her – I Chose Divorce

Chapter 655: Like Torn Vocal Cords

"Don’t call him’Walker’ with every other breath. This is between me and Chloe. What does it have to do with him?" Daniel Hayes shot him an impatient look. "What’s wrong? You can’t live without your precious Walker?"

Nathaniel Monroe glared at him. "What’s with your attitude? Walker and his wife are family. They’re a married couple! You’re a bodyguard, yet you’re calling his wife’sis.’ By that logic, does that mean Walker has to call you’bro’? Is that right?"

"We’ll keep our relationships separate!" Daniel Hayes retorted. "When it comes down to it, I’m closer to Chloe. Besides, she’s going to divorce him. Once they’re divorced, what kind of couple will they be? It’ll have even less to do with me."

Nathaniel Monroe bared his teeth. "You really don’t know when to shut up. I ought to take a needle and thread and sew your mouth shut."

Daniel Hayes just laughed. "Oh? So the young master knows his way around a needle now? When did you learn? Planning on mending clothes for your wife at home in the future?"

Nathaniel Monroe: "..."

His fists clenched.

"Ahem."

Dylan Finch cleared his throat. "Let’s put all that aside for now. Young Master Monroe, Daniel, we’re counting on you to protect the missus. Your priority is to ensure her safety, and then convince Fiona Linton."

"Don’t worry."

looked at the man with white gauze wrapped around his eyes. "Walker, I

smiled faintly. "You’ve never

"Okay."

Nathaniel Monroe drank a lot. As they left,

away. "Mr. Grant, ma’am, I’m

Grant grunted in

Reed went into the bathroom to

the entire meal, feeling lost and

reached up and touched her throat again. She tried to open her mouth to

been shredded,

tight line. She tore her eyes away from the mirror, unable to look

was pushed open. Walker Grant entered slowly, feeling his

arm. She gave his shoulder a hard

didn’t he call

get up by

if he’d bumped into

in his. His palm was incredibly warm, the heat transferring

for you, but you didn’t answer. I was worried something had happened, so I came to