The Spare Wife

Chapter 138 Trying To Understand

Abigail truly cared about no one now. Not only did she not care about Sean’s prestige, but she also disregarded Cornelie’s words.

“She doesn’t know how to do anything. What can she achieve outside? With a capable husband like

you, she’s still insistent on earning a meager salary outside. Only people who come from the countryside have such poor mindsets,” Cornelie criticized with disdain.

Sean used to dislike Abigail, and he would forget such words in the past. As he carefully listened, he

couldn’t help but feel that these words were like thorns pricking at his heart.

“Grandma, have you always been talking to her like this?” he asked suddenly.

“Why? Did I say anything wrong? We’ve spent thousands to feed and clothe her, yet she’s never

given us a child,” Cornelie muttered.

After listening indifferently, he said, “I’ve said before that I don’t want kids. Why are you making

things difficult for her? Why did you ask her to come back today?”

His tone carried a hint of anger, and Cornelie could sense it. She stuttered, “I-I found a doctor to

treat her.”

“It won’t help. I don’t want a child,” he said coldly before hanging up

the phone.

Perhaps Abigail’s impatience with Sean was not just about him but also the resentment that built up over these three years, which he had always chosen to ignore.

harsh, and when they first got married, he felt that Abigail had

deserved to be mistreated

a habit, and he grew accustomed to ignoring

what kind of emotions

hung up, Colby’s

button when he heard Colby’s fit of anger. “Have you been cheating, and did

cheat!” Sean immediately

she’s gone out to work. What kind

spent on Joan!” Colby’s voice grew

heinous crime. We don’t have children yet, and she wants to pursue her dreams. What’s wrong with that?” Sean countered

that, Colby gritted his teeth. “She’d better

frustrated and tugging

a message to Abigail. ‘Do you know what you’ve done? I

co dn’t focus on

response.

Abigail was working non-stop, and it

That was when she noticed Sean’s

in the car, she called him back,

connected, he hung up.

and couldn’t be bothered to make

Sean returned the call. Once the call was connected, he pretended to sound. normal. “I was dealing with something and couldn’t answer

say?” she

him, for they had agreed to put on

promise.

his grandfather’s words were meaningless,

might get angry

it more.” She was now determined not to see

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